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2011 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship
Championship details
Dates14 May - 4 September 2011
Teams14
All-Ireland champions
Winning teamKilkenny (33rd win)
CaptainBrian Hogan
ManagerBrian Cody
All-Ireland Finalists
Losing teamTipperary
CaptainEoin Kelly
ManagerDeclan Ryan
Provincial champions
MunsterTipperary
LeinsterKilkenny
UlsterNot Played
ConnachtNot Played
Championship statistics
No. matches played25
Goals total96 (3.84 per game)
Points total872 (34.88 per game)
Top Scorer Paul Ryan (2-47)
Player of the Year Michael Fennelly
All-Star TeamSee here
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The 2011 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship was the 123rd staging of the All-Ireland championship since its establishment by the Gaelic Athletic Association in 1887. The draw for the 2011 fixtures took place on 7 October 2010.[1] The championship began on 14 May and ended on 4 September 2011. Tipperary were the defending champions.[2]

Kilkenny secured the title with a 2-17 to 1-16 defeat of Tipperary in the All-Ireland final. This was their 33rd All-Ireland title, their eighth in twelve championship seasons.[3]

Team changes

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To Championship

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Promoted from the Christy Ring Cup

From Championship

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Relegated to the Christy Ring Cup

  • None

Teams

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A total of fourteen teams will contest the championship, including thirteen teams from the 2010 championship and one promoted team from the 2010 Christy Ring Cup.

Laois, Carlow and Wexford were the first teams to exit the 2010 championship; however, there was no relegation play-off. They would all contest the 2011 championship.

2010 Christy Ring Cup champions Westmeath secured direct promotion to the championship. The team made their top flight return after being relegated at the end of the 2006 championship.

General information

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Fourteen counties will compete in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship: nine teams in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship and five teams in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship.

County Last provincial title Last championship title Position in 2010 Championship Appearance
Antrim 2010 —
Carlow — —
Clare 1998 1997
Cork 2006 2005
Dublin 1961 1938
Galway 1999 1988
Kilkenny 2010 2009
Laois 1949 1915
Limerick 1996 1973
Offaly 1995 1998
Tipperary 2010 2010
Waterford 2007 1959
Westmeath — —
Wexford 2004 1996

Team summaries

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Personnel and kits

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Team Colours Sponsor Captain Vice-captain(s) Manager(s)
Antrim Saffron and white Creagh Concrete Eddie McCloskey Dinny Cahill
Carlow Red, green and yellow Stone Developments Paudie Kehoe Kevin Ryan
Clare Saffron and blue Pat O'Donnell Pat Vaughan[4] John Conlon Ger O'Loughlin
Cork Red and white O2 Shane O'Neill[5] Eoin Cadogan Denis Walsh
Dublin Navy and blue Vodafone John McCaffrey[6] Tomás Brady Anthony Daly
Galway Maroon and white Supermacs Damien Joyce[7] Tony Óg Regan
Damien Hayes 		John McIntyre
Kilkenny Black and amber Glanbia Brian Hogan[8] Brian Cody
Laois Blue and white MW Hire Services Brian Campion[9] Brendan Fennelly
Limerick Green and white Sporting Limerick Gavin O'Mahony[10] Dónal O'Grady
Offaly Green, white and gold Carroll Cuisine Shane Dooley[11] Joe Bergin Joe Dooley
Tipperary Blue and gold Škoda Auto Eoin Kelly[12] Conor O'Mahony Declan Ryan
Waterford White and blue 3 Stephen Molumphy Michael Walsh
John Mullane 		Davy FitzGerald
Westmeath Maroon and white Bennett Eoin Price Brian Hanley[13]
Wexford Purple and yellow Sports Savers Darren Stamp[14] Ciarán Kenny Colm Bonnar

Managerial changes

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Team Outgoing manager Manner of departure Date of vacancy Position Incoming manager Date of appointment
Laois Niall Rigney Resignation 30 June 2010 Pre-championship Brendan Fennelly 27 September 2010
Limerick Justin McCarthy End of term 10 July 2010[15] Pre-championship Dónal O'Grady 22 September 2010[16]
Tipperary Liam Sheedy Mutual agreement 7 October 2010[17] Pre-championship Declan Ryan 9 November 2010[18]
Westmeath Kevin Martin Sacked 10 April 2011 Pre-championship Brian Hanley 16 April 2011

The Championship

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Format

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The All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship of 2011 will be run on a provincial basis as usual. It will be a knockout tournament with pairings drawn at random in the respective provinces - there will be no seeds.

Each match will be played as a single leg. If a match is drawn there will be a replay. If that match ends in a draw a period of extra time will be played, however, if both sides are still level at the end of extra time another replay will take place.

Munster Championship

Quarter-final: (1 match) This will be a single match between the first two teams drawn from the province of Munster. The losing team enters the All-Ireland qualifiers while the winners advance to the semi-finals.

Semi-finals: (2 matches) The winner of the lone quarter-final joins the other three Munster teams to make up the semi-final pairings. The two winning teams advance to the final while the two losing teams enter the All-Ireland qualifiers.

Final: (1 match) The winners of the two semi-finals contest this game. The winning team advances to the All-Ireland semi-final while the losing team advances to the All-Ireland quarter-final.

Leinster Championship

Preliminary Round: (2 matches) These will be two matches between four of the 'weaker' teams from the province. The two winning teams advance to the quarter-finals while the two losing teams enter the All-Ireland qualifiers.

Quarter-finals: (3 matches) The winners of the two preliminary round games join the other four Leinster teams to make up three quarter-final pairings. The three winning teams advance to the semi-finals while the three losing teams enter the All-Ireland qualifiers.

Semi-finals: (2 matches) The three winners of the quarter-finals join Kilkenny (who will receive a bye to this stage) to make up the semi-final pairings. The two winning teams advance to the final while the two losing teams enter the All-Ireland qualifiers.

Final: (1 match) The winners of the two semi-finals contest this game. The winning team advances to the All-Ireland semi-final while the losing team advances to the All-Ireland quarter-final.

Leinster Senior Hurling Championship

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Main article: Leinster Senior Hurling Championship
Preliminary round Quarter-finals Semi-finals Leinster final
Dublin 2-21
Offaly 1-20
Dublin 0-19
Carlow 1-14 Galway 2-7
Westmeath 4-10 Westmeath 2-14
Galway 4-17
Dublin 1-15
Antrim 1-21 Kilkenny 4-17
Laois 3-12 Antrim 1-11
Wexford 3-16
Wexford 1-15
Kilkenny 1-26
Preliminary round
Laois 3-12 - 1-21Antrim
W Hyland 1-04 (0-4f), O Holohan, N Foyle 1-1 each, W Dunphy, M Whelan (0-2f) 0-2 each, J Walsh, S Bourke 0-1 each Report N McManus 0-10 (0-7f, 0-1 '65'), K Stewart, C McCann 0-4 each, S McCrory 1-0, M Armstrong, N McAuley (0-1f), C Herron 0-1 each
Referee: A Kelly (Galway)
Preliminary round
Carlow 1-14 - 4-10Westmeath
R Dunbar 0-9 (6f, 1 65), E Nolan 0-3, R Coady 1-0, E Byrne, P Coady 0-1 each. Report B Murtagh 0-7f, D McNicholas 2-0, B Smyth 1-2, A Mitchell 1-0f, J Shaw 0-1.
Referee: T Carroll (Offaly)
Quarter-final
Dublin 2-21 - 1-20Offaly
P Ryan (1-08, 1-00 pen, 0-08 frees), P Carton (1-00), A McCrabbe (0-03), D O'Callaghan (0-02), R O'Dwyer (0-02), C McCormack (0-02), S Durkan (0-01), C Keaney (0-01), D Plunkett (0-01), S Lambert (0-01). Report S Dooley (1-13, 0-11 frees), J Bergin (0-03), D Hayden (0-01), D Currams (0-01), C Mahon (0-01), C Egan (0-01).
Attendance: 14,302
Referee: John Sexton
Quarter-Final
Wexford 3-16 - 1-11Antrim
R Jacob (1-5); S Banville (0-4); D Redmond (1-2); J Berry (1-1f); L Prendergast (0-1); PJ Nolan (0-1); H Kehoe (0-1); E Martin (0-1). Report N McManus (0-5, 0-1f); K Stewart (0-3); C MacCanna (1-0); P Shiels (0-2); D Hamill (0-1).
Attendance: 4,500
Referee: C. McAllister (Cork)
Quarter-final
Westmeath 2-14 - 4-17Galway
B Murtagh 0-5 (5f), P Greville 1-1, D McNicholas 1-0; D Carty 0-2, C Curley, B Smyth, E Price, A Mitchell ('65), P Dowdall, J Shaw 0-1 each. Report C Donnellan 3-1, A Callanan 1-1 (1f), D Hayes 0-4, J Canning (3f); D Burke (2f) 0-3 each, J Gantley 0-2, A Smith, B Daly, E Ryan 0-1 each.
Semi-Final
Wexford 1-15 - 1-26Kilkenny
J Berry (1-04 (1-3f), G Sinnott (0-04), P Roche (0-02, 1 '65), R Jacob (0-02), M Travers (0-01), W Doran (0-01), S Banville (0-01). H Shefflin (0-09, 6f, 2 '65)), R Hogan (1-01), R Power (0-04, 1f), M Rice (0-04), TJ Reid (0-03), M Fennelly (0-02), P Murphy (0-01), E Larkin (0-01), C Fennelly (0-01).
Referee: J Ryan (Tipperary) report = Report
Semi-Final
Dublin 0-19 - 2-7Galway
P Ryan (0-13 11fs); C Keaney (0-3); D O'Callaghan (0-2); A McCrabbe (0-1). Report J Canning (1-3, 2fs); J Gantley (1-3); A Kerins (0-1).
Attendance: 11,618
Referee: M Wadding (Waterford)
Final
Kilkenny 4-17 - 1-15Dublin
H Shefflin (1-09, 0-07f), M Rice (1-02), E Larkin (1-02), C Fennelly (1-00), R Hogan (0-02), R Power (0-01), B Hogan (0-01). Report P Ryan (1-09, 1-09f), A McCrabbe (0-02), C McCormack (0-01), C Keaney (0-01), M O'Brien (0-01), D Plunkett (0-01).
Attendance: 33,814
Referee: B Kelly (Westmeath)

Munster Senior Hurling Championship

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Main article: Munster Senior Hurling Championship
Quarter-finals Semi-finals Munster final
Limerick 3-14
Waterford 3-15
Waterford 0-19
Tipperary 7-19
Clare 1-19
Tipperary 3-22 Tipperary 4-19
Cork 0-23
Quarter-final
Tipperary 3-22 - 0-23Cork
E Kelly 1-07 (0-05f), L Corbett 1-02, S Callanan 0-05, N McGrath 0-04 (2 sls), B Dunne 1-00, J O'Brien 0-02, Patrick Maher & J Woodlock 0-01 each. Report P Horgan 0-13 (10f), N McCarthy & B O'Connor 0-03 each, J Gardiner, P Cronin, C McCarthy & P O'Sullivan 0-01 each.
Attendance: 31,231[19]
Referee: B. Gavin (Offaly)
Semi-final
Limerick 3-14 - 3-15Waterford
K Downes (2-01), W McNamara (1-00), N Moran (0-04), D O'Grady (0-03), R McCarthy (0-3, 3f), D Breen (0-01), G Mulcahy (0-01), B Geary (0-01, f). Report J Mullane (2-02), P Mahony (0-07, 4f), S Walsh (1-01), B O'Sullivan (0-02), M Shanahan (0-02), S O'Sullivan (0-01).
Attendance: 15,650
Referee: B Kelly (Westmeath)
Semi-final
Clare 1-19 - 4-19Tipperary
C McGrath (1-06, 4f), J Conlon (0-03), C McInerney (0-02); D McMahon (0-02), J Clancy (0-02); J McInerney (0-01, f), N O'Connell (0-01), F Lynch (0-01), D Honan (0-01), Report S Callanan (1-05), E Kelly (1-03, 2f), L Corbett (1-00), Patrick Maher (1-00), N McGrath (0-03), Padraic Maher (0-02); G Ryan (0-02), S McGrath (0-02), P Bourke (0-02).
Attendance: 16,700[20]
Referee: J Owens (Wexford)
Main article: 2011 Munster Senior Hurling Championship Final
Final
Tipperary 7-19 - 0-19Waterford
L Corbett 4-4, E Kelly 2-6 (0-3f), S Callanan 1-00, J O’Brien 0-03, N McGrath (0-1sl), P Bourke 0-2 each, G Ryan, S Bourke 0-1 each. Report P Mahony 0-13 (0-12f), T Browne, S O’Sullivan, J Mullane , S Walsh, S Molumphy, M Shanahan 0-1 each.
Attendance: 36,654
Referee: B Gavin (Offaly)

Cup competitions

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Christy Ring Cup (Tier 2)

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Main article: 2011 Christy Ring Cup

Nicky Rackard Cup (Tier 3)

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Main article: 2011 Nicky Rackard Cup

Lory Meagher Cup (Tier 4)

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Main article: 2011 Lory Meagher Cup

All-Ireland Qualifiers

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Main article: All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship qualifiers
Preliminary round Phase 1
Phase 2 		Phase 3 Quarter-finalists
Laois 1-13
Cork 10-20 Offaly 2-16
Cork 2-17
Cork 1-14
Galway 2-23
Clare 0-20
Galway 4-25
Galway
Limerick
Limerick 1-21
Wexford 2-13
Limerick 3-22
Antrim 0-12
Carlow 1-12
Antrim 2-25 Antrim 0-23
Westmeath 1-19

Preliminary round

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Preliminary round
Laois 1-13 - 10-20Cork
W Hyland (1-4, 0-1 free); N Foyle (0-2); J Brophy (0-3); M Whelan (0-2 frees); N Costelloe (0-1); G Reddin (0-1). Report P Horgan (3-11, 6 frees); P O’Sullivan (3-1); J Coughlan (2-0); B Cooper (1-3); L O’Farrell (1-0); N McCarthy (0-3); B O’Connor (0-1); J Gardiner (0-1 free).
Referee: J McGrath (Westmeath)
Preliminary round
Antrim 2-25 - 1-19Westmeath
N McManus (0-10, 8f); C McCann (2-1), P Shiels (0-3), S McCrory (0-2), K Stewart (0-2), D Hamill (0-2), C Donnelly (0-1f), C Herron (0-1), C McFall (0-1f), B McFall (0-1), A Graffin (0-1). Report B Murtagh (0-10, 5f, 1SL), P Grenville (1-0), P Dowdall (0-3), D McNicholas (0-3), J Shaw (0-2), C Curley (0-1).
Referee: T Carroll (Offaly)

Phase 1

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Phase 1
Cork 2-17 - 2-16Offaly
P Horgan 0-10 (0-05f), L O'Farrell (1-00), C McCarthy (1-00), J O'Connor (0-02), B O'Connor (0-02), S O'Neill (0-01), P O'Sullivan (0-01), T Kenny (0-01). Report S Dooley (1-09, 0-07f, 1-00 '65'), D Currams (0-05), C Egan (1-00), J Bergin (0-01), C Mahon (0-01).
Attendance: 7,565
Referee: J Ryan (Tipperary)
Phase 1
Antrim 0-23 - 1-12Carlow
N McManus 0-9 (0-7f), D Hamill 0-3, N McAuley, E McCloskey, K Stewart, P Shiels 0-2 each, K Molloy, C McCann, T McCann 0-1 each. Report R Dunbar 0-5, (0-4f), P Kehoe, 1-2, S Kavanagh 0-2 '65', C Doyle, D Roberts, M Brennan 0-1 each.
Attendance: 4,000
Referee: J McGrath (Westmeath)

Phase 2

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Phase 2
Limerick 1-21 - 2-13Wexford
D Hannon 0-09 (0-04f, 0-01sl), G Mulcahy 1-04, N Moran 0-03, D O'Grady 0-02, J Ryan, K Downes, M O'Riordan, T O'Brien 0-01 each. Report R Jacob, E Quigley (0-01f) 1-02 each, G Sinnott 0-03, PJ Nolan 0-02, K Rossiter, H Kehoe, E Martin, D Reynolds 0-01 each.
Attendance: 14,000
Referee: M Wadding (Waterford)
Phase 2
Galway 4-25 - 0-20Clare
J Canning (1-09, 3f, 1 '65, 1 sideline), D Hayes, G Farragher (1-04) each, A Kerins (1-02), J Gantley (0-02), D Burke (0-01), A Smith (0-01), I Tannian (0-01), J Regan (0-1). Report N O'Connell (0-06, 5f, 1 '65), C McGrath (0-05, 3f), C Morey (0-03), J Conlon (0-02), J Clancy (0-01), F Lynch (0-01), C McInerney (0-01), L Markham (0-01).
Attendance: 13,011
Referee: D Kirwan (Cork)

Phase 3

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Phase 3
Cork 1-14 - 2-23Galway
P O'Sullivan (1-03), P Horgan (0-04, 0-02 frees), C McCarthy (0-03), N McCarthy (0-02), B Cooper (0-01), C Lehane (0-01). Report J Canning (0-10, 0-04 frees, 0-01 '65), D Hayes (1-03), G Farragher (0-04), C Donnellan (1-00), D Burke (0-02), A Smith (0-02), J Gantley (0-01), I Tannian (0-01).
Attendance: 18,900
Referee: J McGrath (Westmeath)
Phase 3
Antrim 0-12 - 3-22Limerick
N McManus 0-8 (5f), E McCloskey 0-2, C McCann, D Hamill both 0-1. Report D Hannon 0-8 (5f), N Moran 1-1, R McCarthy both 1-1, D Breen 1-0 S Tobin 0-3, M O'Riordan, J Ryan both 0-2, T Condon, G O'Mahony, D O'Grady, K Downes, B Geary ('65) all 0-1.
Attendance: 3,000
Referee: J Owens (Wexford)

All-Ireland Senior hurling Championship

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Quarter-final Semi-finals All-Ireland final
Dublin 3-13
Limerick 0-18 Dublin 0-18
Tipperary 1-19
Tipperary 1-16
Kilkenny 2-17
Kilkenny 2-19
Galway 2-13 Waterford 1-16
Waterford 2-23

Quarter-finals

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Quarter-final
Dublin 3-13 - 0-18Limerick
R O’Dwyer 3-2; P Ryan 0-8 (6f); L Rushe, D Callaghan S Ryan 0-1 each. Report D Hannon 0-11 (4f, 1 65); K Downes, B Geary, G O’Mahony (2f) 0-2 each; D O’Grady 0-1.
Attendance: 33,535
Referee: B Gavin (Offaly)
Quarter-final
Waterford 2-23 - 2-13Galway
S Walsh 1-4, P Mahony 0-7 (0-7f), T Ryan 1-0, K Moran, S Molumphy, J Mullane 0-3 each, E Kelly, S O’Sullivan, S Prendergast 0-1 each. Report J Canning 1-6 (1-0 pen, 0-2f, 0-1 ‘65’), A Harte 1-0, G Farragher 0-2, A Smith, J Regan, I Tannian, B Daly, T Óg Regan (0-1 ‘65’) 0-1 each.
Attendance: 33,535
Referee: C McAllister (Cork)

Semi-finals

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Semi-final
Kilkenny 2-19 - 1-16Waterford
H Shefflin (0-7, 4F), R Hogan (2-0), M Fennelly (0-3), E Larkin (0-2), C Fennelly (0-2), B Hogan (0-1), M Rice (0-1), TJ Reid (0-1), P Hogan (0-1), E Brennan (0-1). Report J Mullane (1-6), E Kelly (0-3, 2f), M Shanahan (0-2, 1F), P Mahoney (0-2, 2f), S Prendergast (0-1), S Molumphy (0-1), R Foley (0-1).
Attendance: 31,634
Referee: B Kelly (Westmeath)
Semi-final
Tipperary 1-19 - 0-18Dublin
L Corbett (1-3), E Kelly (0-6, 2f, 3 '65), N McGrath (0-3, 1 sideline), Padraic Maher (0-2), G Ryan (0-2), P Bourke (0-1, S McGrath (0-1), S Callanan (0-1). Report P Ryan (0-9, 6f, 1 '65), P Kelly (0-1), J Boland (0-1), A McCrabbe (0-1), R O'Dwyer (0-1), L Rushe (0-1), D O'Callaghan (0-1), L Ryan (0-1), M O'Brien (0-1), S Ryan (0-1).
Attendance: 43,562
Referee: C McAllister (Cork)

Final

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Main article: 2011 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final
Final
Kilkenny 2-17 - 1-16Tipperary
H Shefflin (0-7, 5f), R Hogan (1-1), M Fennelly (1-0), R Power (0-2), C Fennelly (0-2), E Larkin (0-2), M Rice (0-1), E Brennan (0-1), TJ Reid (0-1). Report E Kelly (0-8, 7f, 1 '65), P Bourke (1-0), N McGrath (0-3, 1 sideline), G Ryan (0-2), C O'Mahony (0-1), J O'Brien (0-1), B Dunne (0-1).
Attendance: 81,214
Referee: B Gavin (Offaly)

Stadia and locations

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Main article: List of Gaelic Athletic Association stadiums
Team Location Stadium Stadium capacity
Antrim Belfast Casement Park 32,600
Carlow Carlow Dr. Cullen Park 21,000
Clare Ennis Cusack Park 28,000
Cork Cork Páirc Uí Chaoimh 43,500
Dublin Dublin Parnell Park 13,500
Galway Galway Pearse Stadium 34,000
Klkenny Kilkenny Nowlan Park 24,000
Laois Portlaoise O'Moore Park 27,000
Limerick Limerick Gaelic Grounds 49,500
Offaly Tullamore O'Connor Park 20,000
Tipperary Thurles Semple Stadium 53,500
Waterford Waterford Walsh Park 17,000
Westmeath Mullingar Cusack Park 15,000
Wexford Wexford Wexford Park 25,000

Championship statistics

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Scoring

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  • First goal of the championship: Simon McCrory for Antrim against Laois (Leinster preliminary round, 14 May 2011)
  • Fastest goal of the season: 20 seconds – Paudie O'Sullivan for Cork against Galway (All-Ireland qualifiers phase 3, 9 July 2011)
  • Widest winning margin: 34 points
    • Cork 10-20 : Laois 1-13 (All-Ireland qualifiers preliminary round, 18 June 2011)
  • Most goals in a match: 11
    • Cork 10-20 : Laois 1-13 (All-Ireland qualifiers preliminary round, 18 June 2011)
  • Most points in a match: 45
    • Tipperary 3-22 : Cork 0-23 (Munster quarter-final, 29 May 2011)
    • Galway 4-25 : Clare 0-20 (All-Ireland qualifiers phase 2, 2 July 2011)
  • Most goals by one team in a match: 10
    • Cork 10-20 : Laois 1-13 (All-Ireland qualifiers preliminary round, 18 June 2011)
  • Most goals scored by a losing team: 3
    • Waterford 3-15 : Limerick 3-14 (Munster semi-final, 12 June 2011)
    • Antrim 1-21 : Laois 3-12 (Leinster quarter-final, 14 May 2011)
  • Most points scored by a losing team: 23
    • Tipperary 3-22 : Cork 0-23 (Munster quarter-final, 29 May 2011)

Top scorers

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Overall
Rank Player County Tally Total Matches Average
1 Paul Ryan Dublin 2-47 53 5 10.60
2 Patrick Horgan Cork 3-38 47 4 11.75
3 Eoin Kelly Tipperary 4-30 42 5 8.40
Neil McManus Antrim 0-42 42 5 8.40
5 Joe Canning Galway 3-31 40 5 7.40
6 Henry Shefflin Kilkenny 1-32 35 4 8.75
7 Lar Corbett Tipperary 7-9 30 4 7.50
8 Shane Dooley Offaly 2-22 28 2 14.00
Declan Hannon Limerick 0-28 28 3 9.33
10 Pauric Mahony Waterford 0-27 27 3 9.00
Single game
Rank Player County Tally Total Opposition
1 Patrick Horgan Cork 3-11 20 Laois
2 Lar Corbett Tipperary 4-4 16 Waterford
Shane Dooley Offaly 1-13 16 Dublin
4 Pauric Mahony Waterford 0-13 13 Tipperary
Paul Ryan Dublin 0-13 13 Galway
Patrick Horgan Cork 0-13 13 Tipperary
7 Eoin Kelly Tipperary 2-6 12 Waterford
Henry Shefflin Kilkenny 1-9 12 Dublin
Joe Canning Galway 1-9 12 Clare
Paul Ryan Dublin 1-9 12 Kilkenny
Shane Dooley Offaly 1-9 12 Cork
12 Ryan O'Dwyer Dublin 3-2 11 Limerick
Paul Ryan Dublin 1-8 11 Offaly
Declan Hannon Limerick 0-11 11 Dublin
15 Paudie O'Sullivan Galway 3-1 10 Laois
Cyril Donnellan Galway 3-1 10 Westmeath
Damien Hayes Galway 2-4 10 Clare
Eoin Kelly Tipperary 1-7 10 Cork
Brendan Murtagh Westmeath 0-10 10 Antrim
Neil McManus Antrim 0-10 10 Westmeath
Neil McManus Antrim 0-10 10 Laois
Patrick Horgan Cork 0-10 10 Offaly
Joe Canning Galway 0-10 10 Cork

Hat-tricks

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Main article: List of All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship hat-tricks
Player For Against Result Date
Cyril Donnellan Galway Westmeath 4-17 : 2-14 4 June 2011
Patrick Horgan Cork Laois 10-20 : 1-13 18 June 2011
Paudie O'Sullivan Cork Laois 10-20 : 1-13 18 June 2011
Ryan O'Dwyer Dublin Limerick 3-13 : 0-18 24 July 2011

Four goals in a game

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Player For Against Result Date
Lar Corbett Tipperary Waterford 7-19 : 0-19 11 July 2011

Discipline

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Miscellaneous

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  • Antrim's defeat of Laois in the preliminary round of the Leinster championship is the team's first ever victory in the provincial series of games.[21]
  • The Munster quarter-final meeting of Cork and Tipperary sets a new record as the eighth consecutive year that the sides have met in championship hurling. Previous consecutive meetings stretched from 1949 (draw and replay) to 1954 – a total of seven games in six years. Earlier, eight games were played in the seven-year period 1907 to 1913, however, two of those games were played in the calendar year of 1908.
  • The Leinster semi-final meeting between Wexford and Kilkenny at Wexford Park is the first championship meeting between the two sides at that venue since the 1944 Leinster semi-final.
  • The All-Ireland qualifiers preliminary round meeting between Antrim and Westmeath is the first ever championship meeting between the two sides.
  • The All-Ireland qualifiers preliminary round meeting between Laois and Cork is the first championship meeting between the two sides since the 1915 All-Ireland final. Laois are the only team that Cork have played but never beaten in the championship.
  • Cork's total of 10-20 against Laois in the preliminary round of the qualifiers is the first time that a side has scored ten goals in the championship since Offaly defeated Westmeath by 10-9 to 2-6 in the 1966 Leinster first round.
  • The Leinster semi-final meeting of Galway and Dublin is not only both sides first meeting in the provincial championship but is also the first meeting of the two sides since the 1941 All-Ireland semi-final.[22]
  • Dublin preserve their 100% championship record over Galway with a victory in the Leinster semi-final. Previous victories came in the 1924 All-Ireland final and the 1941 All-Ireland semi-final
  • Lar Corbett becomes Tipperary's all-time leading championship goalscorer when he scores his 21st goal against Clare in the Munster semi-final.[23]
  • For the first time in history Dublin qualify for the provincial minor, under-21 and senior finals in the same year.
  • Kilkenny's defeat of Dublin in the Leinster final is their seventh consecutive provincial title and sets a new record. Kilkenny also held the previous record of six-in-a-row between 1998 and 2003.
  • Henry Shefflin's goal in the Leinster final made him the only player in history to score a goal in thirteen consecutive championship seasons.
  • Tipperary's 7-19 to 0-19 defeat of Waterford is the biggest margin of victory in a Munster final since Cork beat Waterford by 5-31 to 3-6 in the 1982 provincial decider. The 21-point winning margin is joint ninth in the top ten biggest Munster final victories.[24]
  • The last time a team scored seven or more goals in a Munster final was in 1936 when Limerick defeated Tipperary by 8-5 to 4-6. Mick Mackey scored 5-3 of their total.
  • Brendan Cummins equalled Christy Ring's all-time championship appearances record, joining Ring on 65 appearances for Tipperary in the Munster Final.[25]
  • Tony Browne of Waterford becomes the fourth player to achieve at least 60 championship appearances with his appearance against Galway in the All-Ireland quarter-final.
  • Dublin's defeat of Limerick in the All-Ireland quarter-final is their first ever championship victory over the Munster team. As a result of this, Dublin reach the All-Ireland semi-final for the first time since 1948.
  • Waterford preserve their 100% championship record over Galway with a victory in the All-Ireland quarter-final. They have now beaten the westerners on ten occasions on the championship.
  • The All-Ireland semi-final between Kilkenny and Waterford is delayed by fifteen minutes due to the playing of extra time in the All-Ireland minor semi-final between Clare and Galway.
  • Kilkenny become the first team ever to reach six consecutive All-Ireland finals.
  • Tipperary's Brendan Cummins lines out for the 65th time in championship hurling to become the most "capped" player of all-time in the All-Ireland semi-final against Dublin. After equalling Christy Ring's long-held record in the Munster final he betters it in this game.[26]
  • The All-Ireland final between Kilkenny and Tipperary is the third year in-a-row that the sides meet in the championship decider. This is the first time that this has happened since 1903, when Cork and London met in the All-Ireland final for the third consecutive year.[27]
  • As a result of Kilkenny's All-Ireland final defeat of Tipperary, Henry Shefflin and Eddie Brennan join Christy Ring and John Doyle as holders of a record eight All-Ireland medals.

Players

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Player facts

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Debutantes

The following players made their début in the 2011 championship:

Player Team Date Opposition Game
Michael Armstrong Antrim May 14 Laois Leinster preliminary round
James Black Antrim May 14 Laois Leinster preliminary round
Conor McCann Antrim May 14 Laois Leinster preliminary round
Chris McGuinness Antrim May 14 Laois Leinster preliminary round
Kevin Molloy Antrim May 14 Laois Leinster preliminary round
Seán Burke Laois May 14 Antrim Leinster preliminary round
Noel Costelloe Laois May 14 Antrim Leinster preliminary round
Willie Dunphy Laois May 14 Antrim Leinster preliminary round
Brian Galvin Laois May 14 Antrim Leinster preliminary round
Paul Coady Carlow May 22 Westmeath Leinster preliminary round
Dwaine Kavanagh Carlow May 22 Westmeath Leinster preliminary round
Jack Kavanagh Carlow May 22 Westmeath Leinster preliminary round
Kevin Kehoe Carlow May 22 Westmeath Leinster preliminary round
Nicky Roberts Carlow May 22 Westmeath Leinster preliminary round
Niall Dowdall Westmeath May 22 Carlow Leinster preliminary round
Christopher Flanagan Westmeath May 22 Carlow Leinster preliminary round
John Gilligan Westmeath May 22 Carlow Leinster preliminary round
Alan McGrath Westmeath May 22 Carlow Leinster preliminary round
Cathal Scally Westmeath May 22 Carlow Leinster preliminary round
Mattie Donnelly Antrim May 29 Wexford Leinster quarter-final
Seán Hawes Antrim May 29 Wexford Leinster quarter-final
Kevin McKeague Antrim May 29 Wexford Leinster quarter-final
Stephen McDonnell Cork May 29 Tipperary Munster quarter-final
James Nagle Cork May 29 Tipperary Munster quarter-final
Daire Plunkett Dublin May 29 Offaly Leinster quarter-final
Colin Egan Offaly May 29 Dublin Leinster quarter-final
James Mulrooney Offaly May 29 Dublin Leinster quarter-final
Éanna Murphy Offaly May 29 Dublin Leinster quarter-final
John O'Keeffe Tipperary May 29 Cork Munster quarter-final
Niall Breen Wexford May 29 Antrim Leinster quarter-final
Brian Doyle Wexford May 29 Antrim Leinster quarter-final
Matthew O'Hanlon Wexford May 29 Antrim Leinster quarter-final
Johnny Coen Galway June 4 Westmeath Leinster quarter-final
Barry Daly Galway June 4 Westmeath Leinster quarter-final
Colin Fennelly Kilkenny June 11 Wexford Leinster semi-final
David Herity Kilkenny June 11 Wexford Leinster semi-final
Paddy Hogan Kilkenny June 11 Wexford Leinster semi-final
Paul Murphy Kilkenny June 11 Wexford Leinster semi-final
Garrett Sinnott Wexford June 11 Kilkenny Leinster semi-final
Kevin Downes Limerick June 12 Waterford Munster semi-final
Richie McCarthy Limerick June 12 Waterford Munster semi-final
Seán Tobin Limerick June 12 Waterford Munster semi-final
Darragh Fives Waterford June 12 Limerick Munster semi-final
Wayne Hutchinson Waterford June 12 Limerick Munster semi-final
Pauric Mahony Waterford June 12 Limerick Munster semi-final
Brian O'Sullivan Waterford June 12 Limerick Munster semi-final
David O'Sullivan Waterford June 12 Limerick Munster semi-final
Bill Cooper Cork June 18 Laois All-Ireland qualifiers preliminary round
Jamie Coughlan Cork June 18 Laois All-Ireland qualifiers preliminary round
Ger Reddin Laois June 18 Cork All-Ireland qualifiers preliminary round
Kieran Martin Westmeath June 18 Antrim All-Ireland qualifiers preliminary round
Conor McGrath Clare June 19 Tipperary Munster semi-final
Cathal McInerney Clare June 19 Tipperary Munster semi-final
Patrick O'Connor Clare June 19 Tipperary Munster semi-final
John Coghlan Tipperary June 19 Clare Munster semi-final
Stephen Lillis Tipperary June 19 Clare Munster semi-final
Brian Doyle Carlow June 25 Westmeath All-Ireland qualifiers phase 1
John Doyle Carlow June 25 Westmeath All-Ireland qualifiers phase 1
Thomas Carroll Offaly June 25 Cork All-Ireland qualifiers phase 1
Declan Hannon Limerick July 2 Wexford All-Ireland qualifiers phase 2
Liam Markham Clare July 2 Galway All-Ireland qualifiers phase 2
James Regan Galway July 2 Clare All-Ireland qualifiers phase 2
Matthew Ruth Kilkenny July 3 Dublin Leinster final
Paul Schutte Dublin July 3 Kilkenny Leinster final
Conor Lehane Cork July 9 Galway All-Ireland qualifiers phase 3
Jerome Maher Waterford July 10 Tipperary Munster Final
Retirees

The following players played their last game in the 2011 championship:

Player Team Last Game Date Opposition Début
Ronan Curran[28] Cork All-Ireland qualifiers phase 3 July 9 Galway 2003
Benny Dunne[29] Tipperary All-Ireland final September 4 Kilkenny 2002
James "Cha" Fitzpatrick[30] Kilkenny Leinster final July 3 Dublin 2004
Clinton Hennessy[31] Waterford All-Ireland semi-final August 7 Kilkenny 2005
Ciarán Herron[32] Antrim All-Ireland qualifiers phase 3 July 9 Limerick 2000
Karl McKeegan[33] Antrim Leinster preliminary round May 14 Laois 2002
Jerry O'Connor[34] Cork All-Ireland qualifiers phase 3 July 9 Galway 2000
Damien Reale[35] Limerick All Ireland Quarter Final July 24 Dublin 2001
Donie Ryan[36] Limerick All Ireland Quarter Final July 24 Dublin 2000

See also

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Media coverage

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The 2011 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship was covered extensively in Ireland by RTÉ Television, RTÉ Radio and RTÉ.ie, with coverage of 31 live games across both the All-Ireland Football and Hurling Championships, with Michael Lyster presenting the live coverage. The Sunday Game presented by Des Cahill covered extended highlights and analysis of the day's games on a Sunday night. Live games, on demand re-runs and match highlights were also carried on the RTÉ website.[37] TV3 also broadcast a selection of All-Ireland Senior Football Championship and All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship matches, as well as a weekly preview show called The GAA Show which aired on a Friday evening during the championship.[38]

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