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09 Sept 2025
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5. Bryan O'Mara
Rating: 8/10
Tipperary in the opening quarter were incredibly sharp with their use of the ball, but that did desert them at times in the remainder, but Bryan O'Mara never seems to waste a possession.
He is a luxury Tipperary can be blessed they have at their disposal as he can produce his best anywhere across the defence and looked comfortable coming forward from wing-back in the game. He is still probably going to be the number six down the line, but he has shown his versatility several times in his short intercounty career.
Scored a nice point in the win over the Dubs and set up countless attacks, carrying the ball well. An easy day out for the Holycross Ballycahill man.
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