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Jack Milton (Killeshin) A constant outlet at half-forward, Milton linked play smartly and drove his side forward during Killeshin’s best spells in attack.
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Cian Doyle (Courtwood) Produced the game’s decisive moment with a clever finish for the winning goal, while also chipping in with a vital point to round off his impact.
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Eoin Lowry (Killeshin) Top-scorer on Sunday with 1-4, Lowry struck a crucial first-half goal and settled Killeshin nerves again late on with two vital points when the game was in the balance.
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Mick Keogh (St Joseph's) The standout performer with a superb 3-4, Keogh’s hat-trick powered Joseph’s into the quarter-finals and underlined his clinical edge in front of goal.
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