FORMER DUBLIN AND Clare hurling manager Anthony Daly has announced his Munster panel for the inter-provincial series.
Football manager Ger O'Sullivan and hurling manager Anthony Daly. Ryan Byrne / INPHO
Ryan Byrne / INPHO / INPHO
Munster and All-Ireland champions Tipperary dominate the panel with nine players included, while Waterford follow suit with eight.
2016 Hurler of the Year Austin Gleeson made the cut, while Tipperary’s Brendan Maher was given the captain role.
Limerick have five players included in the set-up, Daly’s native county Clare have three representatives, while Cork and Kerry provide one player each.
Former Waterford forward John Mullane and Tipperary’s Tommy Dunne make up Daly’s management team.
Both Austin Gleeson and Seamus Callanan have been included. Morgan Treacy / INPHO
Morgan Treacy / INPHO / INPHO
Ger O’Sullivan has also announced his Munster football panel, alongside his backroom team of Declan Browne and Dave Geaney.
Clare, who reached the All-Ireland quarter final, dominate the panel with six. Tipperary provide five players, while fellow All-Ireland semi-finalists Kerry see two of their players involved.
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Cork also provide five players, and there are two Limerick representatives and three Déise men on the panel.
The hurling and football semi-finals will be played on Saturday December 10th as a double header, with the finals staged the following day.
The Munster hurling panel will meet Ulster, while reigning champions Leinster face Connacht in a double bill at MacDonagh Park, Nenagh. The following day’s final is fixed for Semple Stadium.
In football, Munster will also face Ulster in the semi-final, with reigning champions Connacht lining out against Leinster at Parnell Park. The final will take place at the same venue on the Sunday.
2016 Munster hurling panel:
Clare: Cian Dillon, David Reidy and Aaron Shanagher
Cork: Anthony Nash
Kerry: Tom Murnane
Limerick: Diarmuid Byrnes, Tom Condon, Shane Dowling, Cian Lynch and Barry Nash
Tipperary: James Barry, Michael Breen, Seamus Callanan, Darren Gleeson, Brendan Maher (Captain), Padraic Maher, Dan McCormack, Noel McGrath and John O’Dwyer
Waterford: Jamie Barron, Shane Bennett, Stephen Bennett, Noel Connors, Barry Coughlan, Shane Fives, Austin Gleeson and Pauric Mahony
Management team: Anthony Daly (Clare) – Manager, Tommy Dunne (Tipperary), John Mullane (Waterford)
2016 Munster football panel:
Clare: Gary Brennan, Eoin Cleary, Kevin Hartnett, Jamie Malone, Keelan Sexton and David Tubridy
Cork: Tom Clancy, Ruairi Deane, Conor Dorman, Colm O’Driscoll and Kevin O’Driscoll
Kerry: Aidan O’Mahony and Tommy Walsh
Limerick: Iain Corbett and Darragh Treacy
Tipperary: Alan Campbell, Evan Comerford, Brian Fox, Michael Quinlivan and Conor Sweeney
Waterford: Patrick Hurney, Tomás O’Gorman and Paul Whyte
Management team: Ger O’Sullivan (Cork) – Manager, Declan Browne (Tipperary), Dave Geaney (Kerry)
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Anthony Daly announces a strong Munster inter-provincial hurling panel
FORMER DUBLIN AND Clare hurling manager Anthony Daly has announced his Munster panel for the inter-provincial series.
Munster and All-Ireland champions Tipperary dominate the panel with nine players included, while Waterford follow suit with eight.
2016 Hurler of the Year Austin Gleeson made the cut, while Tipperary’s Brendan Maher was given the captain role.
Limerick have five players included in the set-up, Daly’s native county Clare have three representatives, while Cork and Kerry provide one player each.
Former Waterford forward John Mullane and Tipperary’s Tommy Dunne make up Daly’s management team.
Ger O’Sullivan has also announced his Munster football panel, alongside his backroom team of Declan Browne and Dave Geaney.
Clare, who reached the All-Ireland quarter final, dominate the panel with six. Tipperary provide five players, while fellow All-Ireland semi-finalists Kerry see two of their players involved.
Cork also provide five players, and there are two Limerick representatives and three Déise men on the panel.
The hurling and football semi-finals will be played on Saturday December 10th as a double header, with the finals staged the following day.
The Munster hurling panel will meet Ulster, while reigning champions Leinster face Connacht in a double bill at MacDonagh Park, Nenagh. The following day’s final is fixed for Semple Stadium.
In football, Munster will also face Ulster in the semi-final, with reigning champions Connacht lining out against Leinster at Parnell Park. The final will take place at the same venue on the Sunday.
2016 Munster hurling panel:
Clare: Cian Dillon, David Reidy and Aaron Shanagher
Cork: Anthony Nash
Kerry: Tom Murnane
Limerick: Diarmuid Byrnes, Tom Condon, Shane Dowling, Cian Lynch and Barry Nash
Tipperary: James Barry, Michael Breen, Seamus Callanan, Darren Gleeson, Brendan Maher (Captain), Padraic Maher, Dan McCormack, Noel McGrath and John O’Dwyer
Waterford: Jamie Barron, Shane Bennett, Stephen Bennett, Noel Connors, Barry Coughlan, Shane Fives, Austin Gleeson and Pauric Mahony
Management team: Anthony Daly (Clare) – Manager, Tommy Dunne (Tipperary), John Mullane (Waterford)
2016 Munster football panel:
Clare: Gary Brennan, Eoin Cleary, Kevin Hartnett, Jamie Malone, Keelan Sexton and David Tubridy
Cork: Tom Clancy, Ruairi Deane, Conor Dorman, Colm O’Driscoll and Kevin O’Driscoll
Kerry: Aidan O’Mahony and Tommy Walsh
Limerick: Iain Corbett and Darragh Treacy
Tipperary: Alan Campbell, Evan Comerford, Brian Fox, Michael Quinlivan and Conor Sweeney
Waterford: Patrick Hurney, Tomás O’Gorman and Paul Whyte
Management team: Ger O’Sullivan (Cork) – Manager, Declan Browne (Tipperary), Dave Geaney (Kerry)
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