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10. Stephen Murray (Burgess) What else can you say about Murray, other than calling him a scoring machine. He clocked up some ludicrous totals in all of Burgess' matches this year, and even with teams forewarned of his feats, he was still hard to stop. A quality striker of the ball.
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11. Jason Forde (Silvermines) A man who was at the top of his game, particularly in the early stages of the championship as he churned out some incredible scoring performances. Simply brilliant.
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12. Cian O'Dwyer (Clonakenny) Part of a Clonakenny side who came so close to reaching the quarter-final stage after a tight battle against Burgess, O'Dwyer is the spiritual and scoring leader of this Clonakenny team. Had some massive performances in the mid teams divisional win, and carried that form well into the county stages.
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13. Shane Fletcher (Roscrea) Georgie as he he known, finished the championship as one of Roscrea's leading men. He started the year at midfield, but once he was moved into full forward during the north final loss to Portroe, it was clear where he was going to be most effective. Pace to burn, with a real eye for a score.


