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7. Cian Ryan (Arravale Rovers) In what was a dismal outing for the Tipperary Town men against Commercials, Ryan acquitted himself very well and never threw in the towel; one of the few.
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8. Aldo Matassa (Clonmel Commercials) Matassa was in excellent rhythm for Commercials last weekend, and he was a big part of the control room in midfield, dictating a lot of the good Clonmel play.
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9. Noel McGrath (Loughmore Castleiney) In contrast to his play on a hurling field, McGrath plays a far more workmanlike role for Loughmore's footballers, as he was once again a big link between attack and defence. A cool operator who knows how to win games.
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10. Mark Kehoe (Kilsheelan/Kilcash) In a titanic midfield battle against Noel McGrath and Sean O'Connell, Kehoe more than made himself a match as he was a constant sight on the ball for the south team, and chipped in with a brace of beautiful points.
