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7. Michael Dolan (Lorrha) Like Cahill, Dolan's presence in front of the D for Lorrha is a big part of their success. He is an imposing figure at the back and his long-range free-taking is a potent weapon. A real leader.
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8. Kevin O'Halloran (Portroe) Despite it being a very disappointing relegation loss for Portroe two weekends ago, O'Halloran was the one shining light for Portroe. He hit 0-4 on the day and was by far the most dangerous man in green on the pitch, scoring a beautiful sideline to boot and only for a packed goalmouth at the end of the game he could have dugout a late equaliser.
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9. Cian Flanagan The match-winner for Newport in the relegation final win over Portroe. He was immense for Newport when te chips were down and hit 0-4 from play in what was a very tight game
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10. Devon Ryan (Cashel King Cormacs) Ryan has underwhelmed for Cashel this year but in fairness to him, he stood up in a big way for them as they chased the game against Lorrha last Sunday. He put in a big effort to try drag his team into contention, hitting 0-4 from play and he struck his frees well.