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10 Fionnan Coyle (Gaoth Dobhair): Coyle enjoyed the wide open spaces in Mountcharles as he and Gaoth Dobhair eased to victory against St Naul’s. Coyle grabbed five points in a 0-19 to 0-11 win.
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11 Caoimhin Marley (Glenswilly): Marley was in from the start after returning from the bench against Naomh Conaill, and he was a huge part of the Glenswilly comeback against Sean MacCumhaills. Marley’s presence for kick outs in the second half helped them come from nine down at the break and he hit a brace of two pointers after the restart, ending with 0-5.
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12 Johnny McGroddy (Downings): Playing on the ‘40’, McGroddy’s accuracy kept Downings in the game against Kilcar when things were not going well. His 1-8 was so valuable and he kept the scoreboard ticking as Downings eventually got their noses in front.
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13 Oisin Gallen (MacCumhaills): On his return to club duties, the county star was in top form and was awarded the TG4 Man of the Match. Gallen hit four first half points, including a great effort from outside the arc and a brilliant dummy to give himself space. He ended with 0-6, one from a free, and set up a number of points, as well as taking the free that Chad McSorley punched in for a goal.