1. Enda Dunphy (St Marys) Dunphy made a couple of really smart saves when the game against Ballina was really in the melting pot last Friday in The Ragg. He has quality and his call into the Tipp panel this year is a highlight of that, and he played really well here in a hard earned win. He even managed to make it onto the scoresheet with a long range free.

placeholder image — 1. Enda Dunphy (St Marys) Dunphy made a couple of really smart saves when the game against Ballina was really in the melting pot last Friday in The Ragg. He has quality and his call into the Tipp panel this year is a highlight of that, and he played really well here in a hard earned win. He even managed to make it onto the scoresheet with a long range free.

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14. Tom Stakelum (Killenaule) An imposing presence in the Killenaule attack, he burst to life in the second half when his side got proper service going into himself and Eoin Barry, bagging two very good goals.

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14. Tom Stakelum (Killenaule) An imposing presence in the Killenaule attack, he burst to life in the second half when his side got proper service going into himself and Eoin Barry, bagging two very good goals.

15. Ross Peters (St Marys) A player that hit top form in a hard earned win for St Marys over Ballina. Peters hit some memorable scores in this game, none more so than a fantastic equalising point late in the game which gave the Clonmel men a good shove on. Ended with a cool 0-5 from play by game's end.

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15. Ross Peters (St Marys) A player that hit top form in a hard earned win for St Marys over Ballina. Peters hit some memorable scores in this game, none more so than a fantastic equalising point late in the game which gave the Clonmel men a good shove on. Ended with a cool 0-5 from play by game's end.

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