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2. Robert Doyle Rating: 9/10 Another man who has been revelatory for Tipperary, capped off a superb campaign by keeping Alan Connolly to just a single point, while also managing to score a point himself in the first half. He was extremely cool in possession, especially when a Shane Barrett shot cannoned off the post and around the goalmouth. His energy was incredible, and he is a shoe-in for an All-Star. Class.
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3. Eoghan Connolly Rating: 8/10 Operating at wing back here, Connolly had problems with a pacey and efficient Diarmuid Healy in the first half, with the Lisgoold man bagging three first-half points. However, he posed a threat himself at the other end, bagging an obligatory monster point in the first half, and was inches away from a goal in that time. He was much more dominant in the second half, along with his teammates in the back division, and came away with a mountain of possession. A brilliant year for the Cashel man.
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4. Michael Breen Rating: 9/10 Breen picked up Cork talisman Patrick Horgan and gave the Glen Rovers man little to no space all day. Horgan landed a few fine scores in the first half, but Breen smothered him in the second half, which eventually led to the forward's withdrawal after 50 minutes. An incredible year for the Ballina man.
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5. Craig Morgan Rating: 7/10 Morgan had a tough first half with Shane Barrett bagging 1-3 from centre forward while on the Kilruane MacDonaghs man, but again, like his teammates, he took over the battle in the second half and made a really strong contribution in the second half. Not his finest outing, but he certainly did his part for this Tipperary team throughout 2025.