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04 Nov 2025
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Eoin Delaney, from Tooreen, was selected in the GAA.ie Hurling Team of the Week following his display in the Nicky Rackard Cup final between Mayo and Roscommon in Croke Park. Pic: Sportsfile
Mayo hurler Eoin Delaney has seen his fine attacking performance in the Nicky Rackard Cup final rewarded with an inclusion in the GAA.ie Hurling Team of the Week.
Delaney was immense in the decider in Croke Park, notching 1-3 of his side’s tally and causing all sorts of problems for the Roscommon defence.
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However, he and his Mayo counterparts were powerless to stop the heartache as the Rossies pipped their opponents by the bare minimum in devastating fashion to secure the title.
The Tooreen native was selected along with four Roscommon men, four New York players, four Londoners, and one Cavan man.
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