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25 Oct 2025
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Shane Rigney - Shane Rigney's contribution was absolutely pivotal to Offaly's progress to the final as he got some inspirational goals and points, showed blinding pace. It meant he was very tightly marked here and didn't get into the game to the same extent as earlier ones. Yet, he made a very important contribution as he continued to work, came out with some ball and kept doing the right thing. His shot led to Barry Egan's goal and Tipp made sure he was never left alone for a second. Rating – 6.
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