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

10. Evan Fitzpatrick (Roscrea) Continues to be the big scoring threat for Roscrea, adding the his 0-7 from play against Thurles Sarsfields in the quarter final by notching 0-4 this time, in a game where the Roscrea attack was stifled for large spells.

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10. Evan Fitzpatrick (Roscrea) Continues to be the big scoring threat for Roscrea, adding the his 0-7 from play against Thurles Sarsfields in the quarter final by notching 0-4 this time, in a game where the Roscrea attack was stifled for large spells.

11. Donagh Maher (Burgess) Dropped deep a lot in the game, but he was a big thorn in the Roscrea side, especially in the first half, picking off 0-2 in the process.

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11. Donagh Maher (Burgess) Dropped deep a lot in the game, but he was a big thorn in the Roscrea side, especially in the first half, picking off 0-2 in the process.

12. Ronan Teehan (Gortnahoe Glengoole) A real leader now in the Gortnahoe team, Teehan had a terrific day out in the win over St Marys. He has a huge aerial threat and with the hurling to go with it, he had St Marys under big pressure throughout. Finished the game with 1-1 from play.

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12. Ronan Teehan (Gortnahoe Glengoole) A real leader now in the Gortnahoe team, Teehan had a terrific day out in the win over St Marys. He has a huge aerial threat and with the hurling to go with it, he had St Marys under big pressure throughout. Finished the game with 1-1 from play.

13. Stephen Murray (Burgess) Didn't have a massive influence in open play, but his ability to find the target from placed balls anywhere within 90 yards was vital to the Burgess challenge. Finished with 0-14.

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13. Stephen Murray (Burgess) Didn't have a massive influence in open play, but his ability to find the target from placed balls anywhere within 90 yards was vital to the Burgess challenge. Finished with 0-14.

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