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11 Sept 2025
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Subs ratings:
Conor Stakelum - 6/10: Brought an amount of energy to the game after his first half introduction. His workrate and willingness to put in the tackles is a big part of his arsenal.
Johnny Ryan - 6/10: Like Stakelum, Ryan looked like his pace and workrate was a step above others when brought in. Even in his short cameo, he looks to have all the make up of the modern hurler with his pace and strength.
Jack Ryan - 6/10: Worked hard when introduced and made a nuisance of himself on a few occasions. Had a great chance for a goal after a good interception, but lacked conviction in his attempt to raise a green flag.
Cian O'Dwyer - 7/10: The pick of the subs in Mallow last Tuesday. While he isn't the biggest on the panel, he is a natural scorer and picked off two lovely points.
Seamus Kennedy - NR
Gearoid O'Connor - NR
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