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2. Lorcan Egan (Loughmore Castleiney) Egan has always been a constant performer for Loughmore and he proved his value in the final by curtailing Darragh McCarthy, reducing him to just one point from play. A reliable man-marker.
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3. Denis Maher (Thurles Sarsfields) The top Sarsfields player of the campaign by a distance, Maher has been a stalwart wherever he has played for his side, and he has made the number three jersey his own in the past few years.
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4. Barry O'Connell (Toomevara) The Limerick man took a few games to adapt to his new teammates, but he was a constant performer for Toomevara in the county series. He brought real leadership to the defence and it helped his adopted parish come close to ending a 16-year wait for a title.
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5. Eoghan Hayes (Moycarkey Borris) An impressive figure at the heart of the Moycarkey Borris defence, Hayes impressed many in his side's run to the semi-final. In particular, his display against Toomevara will live long in the memory with some incredible high catches a real highlight of his display. A fantastic 2024 for Hayes.