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10. Kevin McCarthy (Toomevara) His younger brother Darragh gets a lot of the limelight these days, but Kevin showed his own qualities for Toomevara in the 2024 campaign. He came to life in the knockout games for Toome, scoring 0-13 from play in the campaign and was one of Toome's best performers in the semi-final and final.
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11. John McGrath (Loughmore Castleiney) What else needs to be said other than McGrath was the difference between the sides in the recent county final. He looks close to the player we saw consistently before his achilles injury and his composure and scoring feats were fantastic to watch. He finished the championship with a whopping 1-60.
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12. Jamie Ormond (JK Brackens) A young man who delivered big time for his club in his first year at the adult level. For such a young player, he took to the leadership up front with consummate ease and delivered 1-25 from play in just four games. He looks like a real talent for JK Brackens and Tipperary in the years to come.
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13. Darragh McCarthy (Toomevara) Didn't have the final influence he would have liked but there is no denying that McCarthy's trajectory continues to skyrocket after his second year at the adult level. He is the key player for Toomevara and he delivered consistently once again, in assisting and scoring and he looks every bit the intercounty senior hurler he will likely go on to be for Liam Cahill in 2025. Finished top scorer with a massive 3-61.