1. Willie Tierney (Thurles Sarsfields) Tierney had a very good day out against Ballina last weekend. He made a top level save from a powerful Michael Breen effort in the first half, while his puckout were pinpoint all through the match.

placeholder image — 1. Willie Tierney (Thurles Sarsfields) Tierney had a very good day out against Ballina last weekend. He made a top level save from a powerful Michael Breen effort in the first half, while his puckout were pinpoint all through the match.

Team of the Week: Premier Intermediate club hurling - Round 1

Sports Editor, The Tipperary Star

Published 28th Jul 2022, 16:15 GMT

14. Peter McGarry (St Marys) One of the standout performers for Brendan Cummins' U20 team earlier this year, McGarry looks to be going from strength to strength. He had a very good game for St Marys in the narrow win over Newport, finishing with 0-3 and could have had a goal only for a lax finish.

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14. Peter McGarry (St Marys) One of the standout performers for Brendan Cummins' U20 team earlier this year, McGarry looks to be going from strength to strength. He had a very good game for St Marys in the narrow win over Newport, finishing with 0-3 and could have had a goal only for a lax finish.

15. Kian Hayes (Gortnahoe Glengoole) Gortnahoe defeated Killenaule in what was probably the surprise of the weekend, and that was down to the big performance of Keane Hayes at corner forward. He tormented the Killenaule full back line all throughout, and finished with a significant total of 1-8.

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15. Kian Hayes (Gortnahoe Glengoole) Gortnahoe defeated Killenaule in what was probably the surprise of the weekend, and that was down to the big performance of Keane Hayes at corner forward. He tormented the Killenaule full back line all throughout, and finished with a significant total of 1-8.

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