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Dan McCormack battling for possession during Sunday's game.
Subs ratings:
17. Patrick Maher - 6/10: Received a massive ovation from supporters when introduced. Hit three wides in his time so will need to sharpen up but his work rate will be a big asset.
26. Conor Stakelum - 7/10: A mixed bag from the Thurles man. Two points scored in his time but hit three poor wides.
20. Enda Heffernan - 6/10: First appearance of the league. Didn't have much involvement, good or bad.
19. Paul Flynn - 7/10: Flynn made a good contribution scoring two points, and played a big part in John McGrath's second goal.
10. Cian Darcy - No rating: A late run out for Darcy once again. Not enough time to make an impact
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