Tipperary are sixth favourites to win 2027 All-Ireland Hurling Championship

Tipperary manager Liam Cahill | SPORTSFILE

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Liam Cahill’s team rated as 12/1 chance to lift Liam MacCarthy Cup next year

Tipperary are sixth favourites to win next year's All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship.

Limerick have been installed as 11/8 favourites to retain their All-Ireland crown in 2027, with Cork considered the main challengers at 5/2.

They are followed in the betting by 9/2 Galway, 9/1 Kilkenny, 11/1 Clare, 12/1 Tipperary, 25/1 Waterford, 33/1 Dublin, 100/1 Wexford, 200/1 Offaly and 250/1 Laois.

Meanwhile, Gearóid Hegarty is being widely tipped to land the Hurler of the Year award following Limerick’s latest All-Ireland success.

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The Treaty claimed the Liam MacCarthy Cup for the fifth time in seven years with a commanding victory over Galway in Sunday’s final at Croke Park, with Hegarty at the heart of that success and now a 1/7 favourite to be crowned Hurler of the Year.

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