Phil Grimes - Teams

Teams

Waterford – 1957 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship runners-up

D. Roche T. Cunningham A. Flynn J. Barron M. O'Connor M. Óg Morrissey S. Power J. O'Connor P. Grimes (Capt.) M. Flannelly T. Cheasty L. Guinan F. Walsh J. Kiely D. Whelan

Waterford – 1959 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Champions (2nd title)

N. Power
J. Harney
A. Flynn
J. Barron
M. Lacey
M. Óg Morrissey
J. Condon
S. Power
P. Grimes
M. Flannelly
T. Cheasty
F. Walsh (Capt.)
L. Guinan
T. Cunningham
J. Kiely

: M. O'Connor; D. Whelan

Waterford – 1963 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship runners-up

N. Power
T. Cunningham
A. Flynn
J. Byrne
L. Guinan
M. Óg Morrissey
J. Irish
M. Dempsey
J. Condon (Capt.)
M. Flannelly
T. Cheasty
F. Walsh
S. Power
J. Barron
P. Grimes

: P. Flynn; J. Meaney; M. Walsh

Munster – Hurling Team of the Millennium (2000)

Goalkeeper: Tony Reddin

Full-backs: John Doyle; Brian Lohan; Denis Murphy

Half-backs: Jimmy Finn; John Keane; Jackie Power

Midfielders: Jack Lynch; Phil Grimes

Half-forwards: Jimmy Doyle; Mick Mackey; Christy Ring

Full-forwards: Jimmy Smyth; Ray Cummins; Paddy Barry

Persondata
Name	Grimes, Phil
Alternative names
Short description	Irish hurler
Date of birth	8 May 1929
Place of birth	Waterford
Date of death	8 May 1989
Place of death

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