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Peter Kelly made Team of the Week despite his side losing to Tyrone
Peter Kelly's exceptional display against Tyrone on Saturday earned him a well-deserved spot in the GAA.ie Hurling Team of the Week.
The St Eunan’s showcased his prowess by netting two goals in the initial half at O’Donnell Park, alongside contributing a crucial point in the latter half.
Despite Mickey McCann’s team falling short by a mere point in the Division 2B semi-final, Kelly's standout performance stood out amidst several absentees and injured players from the squad, with Kelly's remarkable contribution not only bolstering his team's effort but also allowing his name to be added to the Team of the Week
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