Galway star Joe Canning and Limerick sharpshooter Aaron Gillane were both in hospital last night after being injured in Sunday's All-Ireland senior hurling semi-final at Croke Park, with Limerick forward Gillane kept overnight.
Canning suffered a concussion after he shipped a heavy blow in a collision with Joseph Cooney late in the game.
Gillane is being kept in for observation with a back injury.
'He has a pair of hands that are gold, he can do anything with them...there's only one Joe Canning' - The gifted Galway scored four sidelines cut before injury cut his afternoon short #thesundaygame pic.twitter.com/553k8Bz26P
— The Sunday Game (@TheSundayGame) November 29, 2020
Appearing on The Sunday Game, Wexford manager Davy Fitzgerald waxed lyrical about the Tribe's sensational forward.
"The best forward I've ever come across," Fitzgerland beamed.
"He has a pair of hands that are gold, he can do anything with them. I just wish tonight that Joe makes a speedy recovery, gets back playing again because there's only one Joe Canning and we'd love to see him back playing again."
Limerick booked their place in the All-Ireland final with Waterford next month after a three-point win over the Tribesmen.
