Belmont hurler recognised for his performances for Faithful County
Offaly has one representative in the Joe McDonagh team of the year.
Belmont's David Nally is selected in midfield for his performances earlier this year.
Champions Antrim have been awarded seven places.
Saffrons goalkeeper Ryan Elliott, defenders Joe Maskey, Gerard Walsh and Eoghan Campbell, midfielder Keelan Molloy and forwards Conal Cunning and Ciaran Clarke are all named in the 15.
Kerry have four representatives, Carlow two, and Down one.
Comhghairdeas to @DNally23 and who has made the Joe Mcdonagh Cup team of the year for 2022.
— Official Offaly GAA (@Offaly_GAA) October 19, 2022
Great year from the @belmont_gaa GAA player. Congratulations from all @Offaly_GAA pic.twitter.com/UyDxJsBlK7
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