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09 Sept 2025
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09 Sept 2025
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Billy Seymour (Kiladangan)
Seymour’s stock couldn’t be higher in Tipperary after a terrific campaign with his club Kiladangan in which he was a key player in their run to lifting Dan Breen.
He has been a player who has been touted for a run with the Tipperary seniors, but like so many others now getting their chance, his progress has been delayed for various reasons.
One of the forwards who helped Cahill to underage success with Tipperary, Seymour has the physical stature and scoring prowess to make it at this level but it may take time for him to get to the physical level required for senior intercounty level.
He has not featured much so far, but leading into this weekend he will be a player who could be a wildcard come championship time if he takes his opportunities and performs to the level he is capable of.
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