Shoppers shocked as mop is used in bare-chested brawl inside Irish shopping centre
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09 Sept 2025
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09 Sept 2025
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8. Jack Leamy (Golden Kilfeacle)
Unlike the others on the list, Leamy is not going to exactly be in the shop window for a lot of Tipperary supporters in this club campaign, but we have more than seen enough of his quality for the Tipperary U20s this year.
He is a classy hurler with skill and striking ability in abundance, but it is his physicality and aerial ability that would be a real boon for Tipperary.
As a county, Tipp have struggled to produce a player with his ability in the air in recent years, and with it looking as if he his well in shape to hold up to the exertions of intercounty fare, he will be a man that will be under close scrutiny over the next two months.
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