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10 Sept 2025
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17. Ger Browne - 7/10: Started off slowly in the first half, but made a great contribution by scoring 1-3 in his time on the pitch. Possesses pace that Tipperary sorely need around the middle third.
24. Brian McGrath - 6/10: Made a poor first contribution by fouling Peter Duggan for Clare's third goal. Comfortable in possession but struggles in the full back slot.
26. Conor Stakelum - 7/10: Once again made a positive impact from the bench, putting Browne through for his goal. Gave some energy to midfield at least.
25. Gearoid O'Connor - 5/10: Didn't get onto any ball in his 15 minutes on the field, but it was tough circumstances for the Moyne Templetuohy man to make his debut for Tipp in.
20. Alan Flynn - No rating
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