List of All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship hat-tricks

This is a list of players who have scored a hat-trick (i.e. three or more goals in a single game) in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship.

Key
Scored in all-Ireland final
Scored in Defeat
Scored as a Substitute
PlayerForAgainstResultDateRef
P. J. RiordanTipperaryKilkenny6-8 : 1-015 March 1896
Bob McConkey†LimerickDublin8-5 : 3-24 March 1923
Leonard McGrathGalwayLimerick7-3 : 4-514 September 1924
Michael AhernCorkGalway6-12 : 1-09 September 1928
Dave ClohessyLimerickDublin5-2 : 2-630 September 1934
John KeaneWaterfordDublin6-7 : 4-25 September 1948
Patrick LalorLaoisOffaly7-5 : 4-215 May 1949
Nicky RackardWexfordTipperary3-9 : 7-77 September 1951
Jimmy SmythClareLimerick10-8 : 1-114 June 1953
Nicky RackardWexfordAntrim12-17 : 2-38 August 1954
Nicky RackardWexfordGalway5-13 : 2-829 July 1956
Tommy O'ConnellKilkennyWaterford5-5 : 1-176 September 1959
Séamus PowerWaterfordKilkenny6-8 : 4-171 September 1963
Donie NealonTipperaryKilkenny5-13 : 2-86 September 1964
Colm SheehanCorkKilkenny3-9 : 1-104 September 1966
Eddie O'BrienCorkWexford6-21 : 5-106 September 1970
Eamonn CreganLimerickCork4-5 : 3-151 August 1976
Seánie O'LearyCorkWaterford5-31 : 3-618 July 1982
Joey TowellDublinLaois4-10 : 2-1129 May 1983
P. J. CuddyLaoisOffaly4-9 : 1-2322 June 1986
Liam FennellyKilkennyOffaly4-10 : 1-1113 July 1986
Noel LaneGalwayKerry4-24 : 1-319 July 1986
Jimmy Barry-MurphyCorkAntrim7-11 : 1-2410 August 1986
Joe HennessyKerryLimerick3-10 : 6-1121 May 1989
Pat MurphyWaterfordCork5-16 : 4-1719 June 1989[1]
Mark CorriganOffalyKilkenny3-15 : 4-99 July 1989
Noel SandsDownDerry6-13 : 2-1023 June 1991
Noel SandsDownDerry9-18 : 0-105 June 1992
Paul FlynnWaterfordKerry3-13 : 4-1323 May 1993
Michael ClearyTipperaryKerry4-21 : 2-96 June 1993
Seán McLoughlinWestmeathCarlow6-6 : 3-1414 May 1995
Billy ByrneWexfordWestmeath6-23 : 1-74 June 1995
Eamon MorrisseyKilkennyDublin4-13 : 2-1025 June 1995
Kevin BroderickGalwayNew York4-22 : 0-820 July 1996
Ger EnnisDublinWestmeath5-15 : 2-818 May 1997
Alan KerinsGalwayRoscommon6-24 : 0-513 July 1997
Liam WatsonAntrimNew York5-19 : 2-1126 May 2002
Fergal HealyGalwayDown7-15 : 0-1315 June 2002[2]
Brian McFallAntrimLondon8-27 : 1-511 May 2003
Paul FlynnWaterfordLimerick4-13 : 4-131 June 2003[3]
John MullaneWaterfordCork3-12 : 3-1629 June 2003[4]
Dan ShanahanWaterfordClare3-21 : 1-1816 May 2004[5]
Niall HealyGalwayKilkenny5-18 : 4-1821 August 2005[6]
Dan ShanahanWaterfordLimerick3-17 : 1-147 July 2007[7]
Joe BerginOffalyLimerick3-19 : 0-1812 July 2008[8]
Niall HealyGalwayLaois5-29 : 0-1731 May 2009[9]
Lar CorbettTipperaryLimerick6-19 : 2-716 August 2009[10]
Lar CorbettTipperaryKilkenny4-18 : 1-175 September 2010[11]
Cyril DonnellanGalwayWestmeath4-17: 2-144 June 2011[12]
Patrick HorganCorkLaois10-20: 1-1318 June 2011[13]
Paudie O'SullivanCorkLaois10-20: 1-1318 June 2011[13]
Lar CorbettTipperaryWaterford7-19: 0-1910 July 2011[14]
Ryan O'DwyerDublinLimerick3-13 : 0-1824 July 2011[15]
Craig DoyleCarlowLondon4-17 : 2-1318 May 2013[16]
Shane O'DonnellClareCork5-16 : 3-1628 September 2013[17]
Séamus CallananTipperaryGalway3-25 : 4-135 July 2014[18]
Cathal MannionGalwayDublin5-19: 1-186 June 2015[19]
Ger AylwardKilkennyWexford5-25: 0-1621 June 2015[20]
Séamus CallananTipperaryGalway3-16 : 0-2616 August 2015[21]
Aaron ShanagherClareLaois5-32: 0-122 July 2016[22]
John McGrathTipperaryWaterford 5-19 : 0-1310 July 2016[23]
Patrick PurcellLaoisMeath 3-25 : 2-1330 April 2017[24]
Shane DooleyOffalyWestmeath 4-15 : 1-2027 May 2017[25]
Séamus CallananTipperaryDublin 6-26 : 1-198 July 2017[26]
Patrick HorganCorkKilkenny3-18 : 2-2714 July 2019[27]
This list is incomplete; you can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

† 1921 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final

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