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Dan Ravenhill scores a goal for Ballinamere ahead of Conor Slevin in last year's final.
GROUP 2 - SHINRONE
Manager - Mark Morkan
Coach - Conor Cleary
Selectors - Colin O Meara, Denis Coonan
Captain - Killian Sampson; Vice Captain- Darragh Landy
Absentees, long term injuries or retirements from last year – None;
New Players – None;
Star player – Killian Samspon;
Key players – Dara Maher, Jason Sampson, DJ McLoughlin;
Last year – Lost to Coolderry in the quarter-final;
Prospects – It will be very interesting to see how Shinrone go this year. After winning their first title in 2022 and losing to Kilcormac-Killoughey in the final in 2023, they ran out of road against Coolderry in the quarter-final last year. There is a strong case for making them third favourites. They have a lot of very good players, their age profile is good and they can hurt teams on any given day. K-K may be a bridge too far for them but if someone else did take them out, they could capitalise by winning a second championship. They are contenders but are behind K-K and Ballinamere in the pecking order at the moment.
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