LAST weekend saw a host of All-Ireland games take place and there was club action across Ulster.

Here is our selection from some of the standout players.

1 Niall Morgan – Tyrone

Made a fine early save, kicked well and safe as houses.

2 Dylan Bogue – Brookeborough

Hit 1-5 in a fine showing in their draw with Maguiresbridge.

3 Lucy Crowe – Cavan

An excellent display in defence despite Cavan’s All-Ireland exit.

4 Rory McGonigle – Glen

A newcomer in the side and he put in another fine performance in victory against Lavey.

5 Keelan Molloy – Dunloy

Landed seven points from play in a new wing back role as Dunloy came back to beat St John’s.

6 Ryan McShane – Kilcar

His 1-6 from defence was key to victory over St Michael’s at the ‘Bridge.

7 Kieran McGeary – Tyrone

Thumped over an early two-pointer and kick-out target to lay down a marker against Dublin.

8 Michael Langan – Donegal

His goal was major in Donegal’s comeback to beat Monaghan.

9 Daire O’Shea – Down

Her nine points were vital as Down u-23 camogs picked up All-Ireland honours.

10 Shane O’Donnell – Donegal

Another outing as Donegal’s heartbeat and pivotal to victory at Croke Park.

11 Sorcha Gormley – Tyrone

Bagged a sensational goal in a 2-4 haul to beat Fermanagh after extra-time.

12 Stephen O’Hanlon – Monaghan

Another incisive and important performance but it wasn’t enough to down Donegal.

13 Éabha Sherry – Monaghan

Sherry hit 1-6 as Monaghan booked their place in the All-Ireland semi-finals.

14 Eimear Smyth – Fermanagh

Was on the losing team against Tyrone but 1-10 is some pegging.

14 Oisin Conaty – Armagh

The one Armagh fire Kerry couldn’t put out as he bagged 0-5 on Sunday.

Check out Monday’s review show of the All-Ireland quarter-final action. We have interviews with the Tyrone, Armagh and Donegal camps.