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Team of the Week – 10/02/16

Posted: 11:53 am February 15, 2016

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Here is the Gaelic Life team of the week taking into account all codes and levels. You can vote for your favourite player in our player poll on the right hand side and this week’s winner will go through to our player of the month competition in association with theGAAstore.com. Please support your favourite player or send us your comments via twitter @Gaelic_Life @theGAAstore using the hash tag #GLPlayerOfTheWeek

This week’s ‘Player of the Week,’ will be published in next Thursday’s Gaelic Life.

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Last weeks winner was Rory Brennan (Tyrone)

Niall Morgan

Tyrone
A superb save in the dying seconds prevented Galway from snatching victory in Tuam.

Ryan McCambridge

Cushendall
To borrow from another sport - think Paul McGrath v Italy in 1994. Cleared everything that came his way. 'Thou shall not pass.'

Niamh Marley

Armagh Ladies
The pick of the defence as Armagh destroyed Tyrone, keeping them to 0-3 in the process.

Che Cullen

Fermanagh
With Meath a man down, Cullen had more space, but he still collected an awful lot of ball in the victory.

Anthony Thompson

Donegal
A player in form, and 0-2 v Cork capped off a great display.

Rory Brennan

Tyrone
Another mature showing as he drove forward and defended well.

Mark Craig

Derry
Got forward for an important point and helped hold out Cavan going down the stretch

Eoin Donnelly

Fermanagh
Super score in first attack, and led by example when the game was there to be won against Meath

Shannon McGroddy

Donegal Ladies
An all action display in the centre of the park as Donegal eased past Laois to make it two wins from two in the National League.

Odhran MacNiallais

Donegal
Average against Down, superb against Cork. Finished with 1-4, the goal coming after a fine team move down the pitch.

Neil McManus

Cushendall
Despite a 1-7 tally, his shooting wasn't incredible. That said, his influence on the game was massive

Sean McAfee

Cushendall
An absolute pain for the Sarsfields' team. Didn't stop for one second, and grabbed a goal too.

Paddy McGill

Cushendall
Popped up here, there and everywhere as Cushendall trounced Sarsfields. Hit three points as well.

Ciaran McFaul

Derry
Continues to progress nicely, and was lively against Cavan, the only player for Derry to score twice from open play.

Lauren McConville

Armagh Ladies
The entire Orchard forward line probably could have made it onto the teamsheet such was their dominance against Tyrone, but McConville's 1-3 gets her the nod.

Voting will close on Monday 14th December at 10.00am.

Posted: 11:53 am February 15, 2016