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This is the incident which left Tipperary's Jake Morris with a suspected broken jaw following his side's North Final victory over Kiladangan on a scoreline of 0-17 to Nenagh Eire Og's 0-21.
Nenagh retained the Frank McGrath Cup with a deserved win over Kiladangan on Saturday evening.
Nenagh's victory came at a cost with Jake Morris sustaining a suspected broken jaw in a late collision which saw James Quigley sent off.
Nenagh are guaranteed a preliminary quarter-final with the win, which is in seven weeks, if they don't emerge from their county group.
CHECK OUT THE INCIDENT BELOW:
The Clash which left Jake Morris with a suspected Broken Jaw in this evening’s North SHC final pic.twitter.com/jZ77rAWfVT
— The Premier 'View' (@PremierviewPod) July 22, 2023
Nenagh's victory has come at a cost with Jake Morris sustaining a suspected broken jaw in a late collision which saw James Quigley sent off.
— Shane Brophy (@BrophShane) July 22, 2023
Nenagh are guaranteed a preliminary quarter final with the win, which is in 7 weeks, if they don't emerge from their county group. https://t.co/aJmfPs4bDp
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