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The curtain has come down on another enthralling Tipperary Senior Hurling Championship, with Thurles Sarsfields returning to the summit of club hurling in the Premier County after a nine-year wait.
The Blues were deserving winners of the Dan Breen Cup, but there was no shortage of outstanding individual performances across the championship, with Moycarkey-Borris' remarkable journey to a first county final in 42 years another major talking point.
From established county stars to emerging young talents, the championship showcased the depth of hurling talent across Tipperary, with several players producing memorable displays when it mattered most.
With that in mind, we have selected our 2026 Tipperary Senior Hurling Championship Team of the Year, recognising the fifteen players who made the biggest impression over the course of the campaign.
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9. Josh Keller (Nenagh Éire Óg) - A dynamic presence around midfield, Keller brought energy, athleticism and an impressive work-rate to Nenagh's championship campaign. His ability to cover ground, win possession and drive his side forward was particularly important during their run to the county semi-finals.
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10. Jamie Ormond (JK Brackens) - One of the standout forwards of the championship, Ormond was central to Brackens' semi-final run, finishing the campaign as second top scorer from play with 3-16. His 2-6 against Mullinahone and 1-4 in the quarter-final victory over Holycross Ballycahill underlined his exceptional attacking threat.
JK Brackens
11. Andrew Ormond (JK Brackens) - Another leader in Brackens' impressive campaign, Ormond's pace, skill and scoring ability caused problems for opposition defences. He would finish the campaign with 1-18 to his name from play. He contributed seven points against Mullinahone and four in the semi-final defeat to Moycarkey Borris.
JK Brackens
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12. Euan Murray (Thurles Sarsfields) - An outstanding campaign from the young Sarsfields star, whose energy, athleticism and intelligent use of possession were hugely influential. Murray contributed two points in the county final, while his early intervention created Eoin Purcell's opening goal after just 11 seconds.
Thurles Sarsfields