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10. Liam McGrath (Loughmore Castleiney) It goes without saying that if you give any Loughmore Castleiney player with the surname McGrath the kind of space that Templederry did at the weekend, they’re going to do damage, and Liam outshone even Noel on this occasion. He had a prolific outing and was a constant threat, ending the game with 0-6 from play.
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11. Paul Flynn (Kiladangan) The second of the Flynn twins makes his way onto the team, and was one of the first names selected after an incredible display in Thurles last Sunday. He made use of nearly every single possession, either setting up scores and more often than not, scoring them himself. In the second half particularly, he went to town finishing with 0-6 from play.
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12. Tommy Nolan (Drom & Inch) Nolan had an amazing 2022 and he seems to be continuing that form into this year’s championship too. Notched a cool 1-3 during the game and he, along with Seamus Callanan did real damage to the Nenagh defence. His point out near the sideline after a ridiculous first touch on the second half was worth the entry fee alone. A dark horse for a Tipp call up in this form.
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13. Jack Delaney (Toomevara) A player who seems to be consistently delivering big scores is surely close to turning the heads of the Tipperary management, after he helped down the county champions last week. Delaney was faultless, scoring two well taken first half goals, and also bagged a terrific sideline cut on top of it. One of the finest strikers of a ball around, he is firmly knocking on the door of the county panel if this form continues.