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10. Luke Shanahan (Upperchurch Drombane) A fine year at intercounty level is being backed up by Shanahan as he pulled out a man of the match performance in his side's win over Holycross. Shanahan operates in the forwards at club level, and his agility and pace are a big weapon for the Church, scoring 0-5 points in a good outing.
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11. Jack Delaney (Toomevara) Delaney has become a big player for Toome, and had a good game against Mullinahone. He scored 2-0 in the game and also set up Alan Ryan for a goal; all coming in the first half. He was more quiet in the second half but he still managed to set up Liam Ryan for Toome's late equaliser.
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12. Seamus Callanan (Drom & Inch) Callanan has had a extended break from action this year with a nasty hand injury, and he looks fresh and ready to go based on his performance against Templederry. Callanan was at his clinical best, scoring 1-4 from play and also striking the frees with confidence. He still has plenty to offer.
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13. Conor Hammersley (Clonoulty Rossmore) Hammersley has taken on the scoring burden vacated by his brother Timmy this year, and it isn't fazing him with his performance against Nenagh a real stand out from the weekend. He whipped over 0-5 from play, with his last one giving his side the lead late on; which was a beautiful strike from the O Riain stand side under savage pressure. Playing well.