
John Hetherton
John Hetherton is a rising star in Dublin hurling, recently making a significant impact by scoring a crucial point in a match against Offaly. His ability to perform under pressure highlights his potential as a key player for the team moving forward.
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John Hetherton helped David Reidy by putting him into the recovery position after his injury.
‘My first memory was the physio ahead of me’ – The Irish TimesJohn Hetherton successfully emulated in that surreal Dublin quarter-final win over Limerick.
I am still that small tearful boy waiting for Dublin’s next sacred hurling final – The Irish TimesJohn Hetherton started for Dublin and had a notable impact in the match.
Seven-goal Cork run amok against Dublin to ease into All-Ireland final – The Irish TimesJohn 'Hedgo' Hetherton made his first championship start as a Dublin hurler at the age of 33.
Niall Ó Ceallacháin has Dublin’s unlikely band of hurlers singing a fine tune – The Irish TimesJohn Hetherton scored two goals that exploited Limerick’s defensive vulnerability.
Dublin’s work rate and goals key in Limerick upset – The Irish TimesJohn Hetherton’s introduction was a major influence in the second half.
I have never seen Dublin hurl better in adversity – The Irish TimesJohn Hetherton scored a goal shortly after coming on as a substitute.
Inspired 14-man Dublin beat Limerick in remarkable championship shock – The Irish TimesJohn Hetherton was a powerful presence and helped lay on a number of scores.
Dublin see off Kildare challenge to set up quarter-final meeting with Limerick – The Irish TimesJohn Hetherton displayed the value of a big man on the edge of the square.
Billy Ryan goal saves Kilkenny from Dublin second-half resurgence – The Irish TimesJohn Hetherton’s goals helped Dublin to victory over Wexford in the Leinster SHC.
John Hetherton’s goals help Dublin to victory over Wexford – The Irish TimesJohn Hetherton brought the house down with his rousing late score from out on the left wing.
Big ball or small, Munster’s the place to be for excitement – The Irish Times

















































































