Sam Callinan showed inspirational leadership in Ballina Stephenites' dramatic comeback win versus Westport. Pic: Sportsfile
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Kilmeena's Cormac O'Malley came on early as a sub and put on a massive performance. Pic: Conor McKeown
MANAGER: DAMIEN EGAN 10
Taking over a team after relegation is always a stern task. His team was well prepped for their opponents in this final. Egan made the right call in bringing Halligan on and putting him in the half-forward line, an unusual position for him, but a manager's masterpiece that won Kilmeena the intermediate championship.
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