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Conor Bowe (Moyne Templetuohy)
Brought into the panel back in 2022, Bowe made his name as a prolific scoring forward with underage Tipperary teams and he has operated as an attacker since during his first two years on the senior hurling setup.
This year though, he looks to be a live option at wing-back as Liam Cahill looks to inject a scoring and running threat from his half-back line.
Bowe has impressed in the small amount of game time he has had in his new position, and it will be interesting to see how he adapts to the role at intercounty level - having played much of his club championship campaign with Moyne Templetuohy in the half-back line.
It could be a shrewd move from Cahill if Bowe can have an impact here and with his powerful running and long-range shooting a feature of his game, it would add another option to the team going into the championship. Worth watching out for.
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