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Declan Hogan chasing Niall McNamee
15: Left corner forward – Cian Farrell (Edenderry)
Cian Farrell showed his class and his departure to a cruciate injury was a game turning moment in Edenderry's quarter-final defeat by Ferbane. Farrell had been tearing Ferbane apart, scoring three points, two from play, when he was carried off in the 17th minute. Edenderry never recovered from that blow and in the group stages, the Offaly sharp shooter had played well, scoring in all three games. Shamrocks' Nigel Dunne was a contender while Jack Bryant also had some very good moments for them.
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