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10. Brendan Maher (Borris-Ileigh) Despite picking up an injury in the first round, Maher looked to be back to full tilt in his sides win over Templederry. He was exemplary from placed balls, and had a big role in general play too, with three of his 0-16 points coming from play.
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11. Jack Delaney (Toomevara) Delaney has really taken up the mantle in terms of scoring burden for the Greyhounds, and picked off some lovely scores for his side, particularly in the first half when the team was struggling somewhat, finishing with 0-5 from play. Looks to be bringing a real consistency to his game.
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12. Conor Cadell (JK Brackens) After a real breakout year with the Tipperary U20's earlier this year, Cadell is turning into a real good player for his club, even at his young age. He has real pace, and carries the ball brilliantly, which suits his JK Brackens teammates who base their game plan around carrying the ball. His GPS must have been close to malfunction such was his effort in the game, and popped over a really nice point in the first half.
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13. Darragh Woods (Holycross/Ballycahill) Holycross nearly did everything right last Saturday, and a big part of that was the class of Darragh Woods. The corner forward popped over some really class points during the game, finishing with 0-10 with 0-3 of them coming from play.