1. Brendan Cummins (Ballybacon Grange) At the tender age of 50, Cummins continues to be the leader of the Ballybacon Grange survival story at Intermediate level. He hit a late levelling free in the drawn relegation final against Drom & Inch, before hitting 1-5 from placed balls to help them win the replay.placeholder image
1. Brendan Cummins (Ballybacon Grange) At the tender age of 50, Cummins continues to be the leader of the Ballybacon Grange survival story at Intermediate level. He hit a late levelling free in the drawn relegation final against Drom & Inch, before hitting 1-5 from placed balls to help them win the replay.

TEAM OF THE YEAR: Tipperary Intermediate Hurling Championship 2025

Enda Treacy
By Enda Treacy

Sports Editor, The Tipperary Star

Published 30th Oct 2025, 16:33 GMT

See who made the cut for this year's team of the championship

14. Stephen Browne (Knockavilla Kickhams) A constant and consistent performer in the run to the county final for Kickhams. His free-taking was of the highest standard, hitting 0-53 throughout the year with 0-17 of that coming from play.

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14. Stephen Browne (Knockavilla Kickhams) A constant and consistent performer in the run to the county final for Kickhams. His free-taking was of the highest standard, hitting 0-53 throughout the year with 0-17 of that coming from play.

15. Oisin Larkin (Borrisokane)  Larkin carried scoring responsibility(1-43) and executed under pressure. His movement and finishing created continuous threat. One of the main reasons Bo’kane returned to the semi-finals. 

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15. Oisin Larkin (Borrisokane)  Larkin carried scoring responsibility(1-43) and executed under pressure. His movement and finishing created continuous threat. One of the main reasons Bo’kane returned to the semi-finals. 

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