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Carlow Hurlers Shine in Joe McDonagh Team of the Year Selection

Shane O'Keeffe by Shane O'Keeffe
Thursday 26 October, 2023
in Hurling
Reading Time: 4 mins read
Two Carlow players were named on Joe McDonagh Team of the Year

The recently announced Joe McDonagh Team of the Year has brought forth a celebration of excellence in hurling, with Carlow emerging as a dominant force in the selection. The Carlow hurlers have made a resounding statement, securing an impressive seven spots in the coveted team. These exceptional players showcased their prowess throughout the competition, contributing significantly to Carlow’s triumph in the Joe McDonagh Cup.

Excited to announce the #GAA Joe McDonagh Team of the Year for 2023! 🌟 A showcase of skill, determination, and sportsmanship. Comhghairdeas to all the players who made the final 15! 👏🏻

#GAAChampion15 pic.twitter.com/MUhJ4DHIWc

— The GAA (@officialgaa) October 25, 2023

The Magnificent Seven from Carlow

Carlow’s representation in the Joe McDonagh Team of the Year is a testament to the team’s collective skill and determination. Goalkeeper Brian Tracey, along with outfield players Jack McCullagh, Diarmuid Byrne, James Doyle, Chris Nolan, Paddy Boland, and Martin Kavanagh, have rightfully earned their places in this esteemed lineup.

Dramatic Victory in the Final

Carlow’s journey to Joe McDonagh Team of the Year glory was marked by a thrilling victory in the final against Offaly. The final clash was a nail-biting affair that extended into the dying embers of extra time. The heroics of Chris Nolan, who secured the decisive point, etched Carlow’s name in the annals of the competition’s history for the second time.

The Carlow hurlers displayed resilience and skill, overcoming formidable opposition to claim the coveted title. This triumph not only highlights the team’s exceptional abilities but also their capacity to thrive under pressure in high-stakes situations.

Martin Kavanagh’s Stellar Performance

A standout player for Carlow throughout the competition was Martin Kavanagh. His remarkable contribution was not only instrumental in securing Carlow’s place in the Joe McDonagh Team of the Year but also in steering the team to victory. Kavanagh’s scoring prowess was particularly noteworthy, with an impressive tally of 2-49 across five matches.

Kavanagh’s ability to consistently find the back of the net showcased his skill, precision, and crucial role in Carlow’s success. His performances undoubtedly played a pivotal role in securing both individual recognition and the collective achievement of the Joe McDonagh Cup.

The Joe McDonagh Team of the Year Selection

The Joe McDonagh Team of the Year is a compilation of standout performers from various teams in the competition. Alongside Carlow’s seven representatives, players from Antrim, Kerry, Offaly, and Down have also earned their places in this prestigious lineup.

The full Joe McDonagh Team of the Year Selection includes:

  • Ryan Elliot (Antrim)
  • Joe Maskey (Antrim)
  • Gerard Walsh (Antrim) (Previous winner in 2020)
  • Eoin Ross (Kerry)
  • Fionan Mackessy (Kerry) (Previous winner in 2020, 2021)
  • Eoghan Campbell (Antrim)
  • Mikey Boyle (Kerry)
  • Keelan Molloy (Antrim) (Previous winner in 2020)
  • David Nally (Offaly)
  • Martin Kavanagh (Carlow)
  • Chris Nolan (Carlow) (Previous winner in 2020, 2021)
  • DaithĂ­ Sands (Down) (Previous winner in 2019)
  • Conal Cunning (Antrim)
  • Pádraig Boyle (Kerry)
  • Ciarán Clarke (Antrim)

The inclusion of Carlow players in this prestigious selection underlines the team’s exceptional performance in the Joe McDonagh Cup and their impact on the broader hurling landscape. As they bask in the glory of their success, Carlow hurling has undoubtedly left an indelible mark on the 2023 Joe McDonagh Cup season.

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