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6. Stevie Nolan (Drom & Inch) One of the most important players in Drom's set up is Stevie Nolan, who is in terrific form. His composure on the ball is very good, and his conditioning is on another level as he never stops going. A vital cog in the Drom & Inch wheel.
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7. Brian Stapleton (Templederry Kenyons) Templederry came up short against Borris-Ileigh but they had some good performers around the field, none more so than Brian Stapleton. He was hugely prominent in the game, as a puckout option, and in general play and finished with 0-4 to his name.
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8. John Campion (Drom & Inch) What a first half Campion had for his side last Sunday. He was unmarkable on the day, and had he taken his chances he would have finished with more than 0-4 he tallied. He is improving with every game and he looks a shoe-in for early season training with the Tipperary seniors.
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9. Jimmy Maher (Clonoulty/Rossmore) Clonoulty composed their emotions with a win over Moycarkey last Sunday, with a goos start settling them down, with Jimmy Maher popping up with some lovely scores in that time. Indeed, Moycarkey struggled to track the midfielder as he whipped over 0-3 of his 0-4 points in the opening half. A big performance.