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Sean Kenneally (Moneygall)
One of the shining lights of Tipperary's poor U20 campaign last year, Moneygall man Kenneally looks like another solid forward option for Liam Cahill to make use of in this year's league campaign.
Kenneally is another player who is featuring in third-level action with TUS Midwest currently, but his appearances so far in the Munster Hurling League, coming on against Waterford and notching two lovely points before hitting four points from play in the win over Kerry in Nenagh.
He certainly has the hurling ability and skill for this level, but he does look like he needs to get to the conditioning level required to operate in a Liam Cahill and Mikey Bevans team, and with matches and training underway he might just be one to look out for.
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