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John McGrath moves past Dublin's Paddy Smyth
Subs ratings:
22. John McGrath - 6/10: Made a good impact in his time on the pitch, using the ball really well when in possession. It will be important for Tipp that McGrath gets to his top level quickly.
23. Noel McGrath - 7/10: Like his brother, he looked very sharp when introduced and notched a trademark beauty of a point from distance. Missed a few frees which he would expect to score, despite conditions.
17. Conor Bowe - 6/10: Another good impact from the bench came from Bowe. He made a nuisance of himself in his short time on the pitch and showed his running and scoring threat, scoring a nice point off his left. Needs time to get to full fitness.
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