Bookies Back Rebel Revenge In 2026
Jake Morris is the odds-on favourite at 8/13 with BOYLE Sports to be named Hurler of the Year after a triumphant Tipperary topped the charts on the All-Star team.
Morris is one of seven recipients from the All-Ireland champions in the 2025 selection, with teammate John McGrath (7/4) also in the running for the Hurler of the Year gong being dished out at Friday’s ceremony at Dublin’s RDS.
Can Tipp Go Back-To-Back?
Cork’s Brian Hayes is rated an 8/1 outsider of the trio nominated for the top award; however, the Liam MacCarthy runners-up have been installed as 5/2 joint favourites to bounce back with an All-Ireland title in 2026.
The Rebels, who picked up four All-Stars, share the top spot in next year’s betting with Limerick, while back-to-back titles for Tipperary is rated a 4/1 chance.
Lawrence Lyons, spokesperson for BOYLE Sports, said:
“It was a year to remember for the Tipp hurlers and more accolades are coming their way, but punters are torn on next year’s race, which looks as wide open as ever.”
GAA Hurler of the Year 2025
8/13 Jake Morris (Tipperary)
7/4 John McGrath (Tipperary)
8/1 Brian Hayes (Cork)
All-Ireland SHC 2026
5/2 Cork
5/2 Limerick
4/1 Tipperary
6/1 Kilkenny
7/1 Clare
12/1 Galway
28/1 bar
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