Kilkenny against Cork (All-Ireland final) First hat-trick of the championship: John Mullane for Waterford against Cork (Munster final) Widest winning margin: 43 pointsAntrim 8-27 : 1-5 London (Ulster preliminary round) Most goals in a match: 9Antrim 8-27 : 1-5 London (Ulster preliminary round) Most points in a match: 41Tipperary 3-28 :0-13 Laois (All-Ireland qualifiers) Most goals by one team in a match: 8Antrim 8-27 : 1-5 London (Ulster preliminary round) Most goals scored by a losing team: 3Waterford 3-12 : 3-16 Cork (Munster final) Carlow 3-7 : 3-15 Waterford (Munster final) Most points scored by a losing team: 17''' Galway 1-17 : 1-18 Tipperary (All-Ireland qualifiers) Overall Most goals scored - Antrim (13) Most points scored - Tipperary (91) Most goals conceded - Carlow and Wexford (10) Most points conceded - Wexford (102) Fewest goals scored - Kildare and Wicklow (0) Fewest points scored - Kildare (7) Fewest points conceded - Kildare (15) Fewest goals conceded - Wicklow (0) Miscellaneous The round two qualifier between Wexford and Waterford was the first ever championship meeting between these two teams. Kerry return to the Munster Senior Hurling Championship for the first time since 2000. Kerry's Preliminary round wins over Westmeath, Carlow and Derry were the first time they won three All-Ireland series championship games in a row. The Preliminary round games between Kerry,Westmeath, Carlow and Derry were the first ever senior championship meetings between these teams. Top scorers Season References All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championships 1