1. Timmy Dunne (Gortnahoe Glengoole) The only goalie in the competition to keep a clean sheet over the weekend, Dunne was more than solid in a match that was largely tight up until late on. St Marys had a late chance to bring the game closer when Ross Peters was in on goal, but Dunne denied him brilliantly.

placeholder image — 1. Timmy Dunne (Gortnahoe Glengoole) The only goalie in the competition to keep a clean sheet over the weekend, Dunne was more than solid in a match that was largely tight up until late on. St Marys had a late chance to bring the game closer when Ross Peters was in on goal, but Dunne denied him brilliantly.

Team of the Week: Premier Intermediate club hurling - Semi-Finals

Sports Editor, The Tipperary Star

Published 13th Oct 2022, 20:45 GMT

2. James Synnott (Roscrea) In a game where defences were mostly on top, Synnott had a fine day out in every sense. He was part of a full back line that was very lean from play, while he also ventured forward on occasion, setting up a few scores for the team.

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2. James Synnott (Roscrea) In a game where defences were mostly on top, Synnott had a fine day out in every sense. He was part of a full back line that was very lean from play, while he also ventured forward on occasion, setting up a few scores for the team.

3. Karl Campion (Gortnahoe Glengoole) A towering figure at the edge of the square, Campion dealt very well with any ball that came in during the win over St Marys. He doesn't do anything flash, but does the basics very well while being physically imposing. A good display.

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3. Karl Campion (Gortnahoe Glengoole) A towering figure at the edge of the square, Campion dealt very well with any ball that came in during the win over St Marys. He doesn't do anything flash, but does the basics very well while being physically imposing. A good display.

4. Michael Campion (Roscrea) Again, the Roscrea full back line did a good job of curtailing the likes of Eoin Hogan and Stephen Murray largely in open play, with Michael Campion also playing his part.

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4. Michael Campion (Roscrea) Again, the Roscrea full back line did a good job of curtailing the likes of Eoin Hogan and Stephen Murray largely in open play, with Michael Campion also playing his part.

5. Brian Maher (Gortnahoe Glengoole) Maher has been in fine form for Gortnahoe, and that continued the last day out as he produced a top display, holding the flying Marys attack to account for large spells, along with tipping over 0-2 long range scores to boot.

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5. Brian Maher (Gortnahoe Glengoole) Maher has been in fine form for Gortnahoe, and that continued the last day out as he produced a top display, holding the flying Marys attack to account for large spells, along with tipping over 0-2 long range scores to boot.

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