THE HURLING FULL-forward line has seen plenty of players who showed good form nominated, with All-Ireland finalists Kilkenny and Tipperary likely to see a player each receive an Allstar.
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Seamus Callanan blitzed his way through this season’s championship and he’ll certainly make the team at full-forward with some debate surrounding the other two positions.
Colin Fennelly and Shane Dowling were selected by the Sunday Game panel, although September’s Player of the Month Richie Power could yet get the nod at corner-forward.
Conor McDonald, Brian Carroll and Conor McGrath enjoyed excellent seasons for Wexford, Offaly and Clare respectively but both will probably miss out because of their sides’s early championship exit.
Cork’s Alan Cadogan and Patrick Horgan also showed good form in the summer, on the way to a Munster crown and All-Ireland semi-final .
Full-forward line nominees:
Alan Cadogan (Cork)
Séamus Callanan (Tipperary)
Shane Dowling (Limerick)
Patrick Horgan (Cork)
Conor McDonald (Wexford)
Colin Fennelly (Kilkenny)
Richie Power (Kilkenny)
Conor McGrath (Clare)
Brian Carroll (Offaly)
Sunday Game pundits chose:
Fennelly, Callanan, Dowling
Previous Allstars: Power (2), Horgan (1), McGrath (1)
It’s going to be close, but what three full-forwards complete your Allstar team?
Will Colin Fennelly and Shane Dowling partner Seamus Callanan in the Allstars full-forward line?
THE HURLING FULL-forward line has seen plenty of players who showed good form nominated, with All-Ireland finalists Kilkenny and Tipperary likely to see a player each receive an Allstar.
Seamus Callanan blitzed his way through this season’s championship and he’ll certainly make the team at full-forward with some debate surrounding the other two positions.
Colin Fennelly and Shane Dowling were selected by the Sunday Game panel, although September’s Player of the Month Richie Power could yet get the nod at corner-forward.
Conor McDonald, Brian Carroll and Conor McGrath enjoyed excellent seasons for Wexford, Offaly and Clare respectively but both will probably miss out because of their sides’s early championship exit.
Cork’s Alan Cadogan and Patrick Horgan also showed good form in the summer, on the way to a Munster crown and All-Ireland semi-final .
It’s going to be close, but what three full-forwards complete your Allstar team?
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Allstars Colin Fennelly Hurling partners in crime Séamus Callanan Shane Dowling