Thank god cark didnt get any. The smell off them filling their pants at the sight of or standing near limerick players would clear the convention centre. Hard to argue with the team bar SOD getting an all star over Tom morrissey. Madness
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Joseph Cooney definitely falls into the underrated category. Unlucky to miss out at midfield even though he was nominated as a half forward.
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Great question. How many does ballyhale have to set a target?
Ballyhale Shamrocks now have 32 All Star awards. Clearly out in front.
Quick squint online says James Stephens next on 26. Thought they were a couple higher.
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Ballyhales 8 individuals?
Nine:
Ger Fennelly
Liam Fennelly
Henry Shefflin
James ‘Cha’ Fitzpatrick
Michael Fennelly
TJ Reid
Colin Fennelly
Joey Holden
Adrian Mullen
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You just bite at every turn, too easy.
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Ballyhale and the well are the only clubs to produce consecutive hoty winners with shefflin and fennelly and now lynch and byrnes.
Amazing achievements for small clubs
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Have Ballyhale done 3? Because Gillane is next.
O’Donnell failed to score twice against Limerick this year, I think.
Whatever about Tony Kelly’s disappearing act against Kilkenny he did at least turn up against the champions in consecutive matches.
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Thank god Nickie got one, or else the lads would have something to moan about
We’re delighted sure.
Shur they mean fuck all really. A Pat on the head from the likes of Roy Curtis
When you win about 35 of them in a few years the novelty wears off.
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True that. They stopped meaning anything when Mick Dunne passed on
I obviously missed one of them.
The Village still one higher as per @corner_back.
The Well have Bennis, Byrnes, Carey, Foley, Gillane, Kirby, Lynch, Murray.
Mystery solved. Shane Walsh in Chicago for a fund raiser/dinner dance for the Galway Fellowship Club of Chicago. Must have been a prior engagement.
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