WATERFORD AND GALWAY were celebrating after yesterday’s All-Ireland senior hurling quarter-finals.
Waterford's Kevin Moran and Galway's Daithi Burke were honoured for their efforts.
And there was personal satisfaction for Waterford captain Kevin Moran and Galway defender Daithi Burke after the victories.
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Moran got the nod on The Sunday Game for his efforts as he saw off fellow nominees in Waterford teammates Jamie Barron and Pauric Mahony.
In the second game in Semple Stadium, Galway’s Daithi Burke was honoured as he was picked ahead of teammate David Burke and Clare’s Colm Galvin, who excelled in defeat.
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WATERFORD AND GALWAY were celebrating after yesterday’s All-Ireland senior hurling quarter-finals.
And there was personal satisfaction for Waterford captain Kevin Moran and Galway defender Daithi Burke after the victories.
Moran got the nod on The Sunday Game for his efforts as he saw off fellow nominees in Waterford teammates Jamie Barron and Pauric Mahony.
In the second game in Semple Stadium, Galway’s Daithi Burke was honoured as he was picked ahead of teammate David Burke and Clare’s Colm Galvin, who excelled in defeat.
Do you agree with the decisions? Let us know in the comments section below.
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