WHO was your standout player on this week’s Gaelic Life Team of the Week.

Cast your vote below. We will announce the winner on Friday morning.

1 Emma Mulvaney Cavan
Solid between the sticks and scored a long-distance free for the camogs against Kildare.

2 Callum Holland Kildress
Gave a lion-hearted display in Kildress’s win over the Rock.

3 Rosie Crowe McKeever Cavan
McKeever was a rock for the camogs in the full-back position against Kildare.

4 Caoimhe McNaughton Antrim
Didn’t give an inch in the corner-back position as Antrim camogs booked a final spot.

5 Eimear O’Kane Armagh
Eimear gave an excellent account of herself against the Rossies in the camogie semi-final.

6 Ciaran Kelly St Michael’s
Impressed as St Michael’s kept their Division One status in Donegal.

7 Shannagh Hegarty Antrim
Played a big role both in defence and attack for the camogs against Meath.

8 Lucia McNaughton Antrim
Part of a formidable midfield partnership that ruled the roost against the Royal camogs.

9 Conor Reid Four Masters
Won a mountain of ball in the middle as Four Masters secured the Division One title.

10 Tommy Taggart Clonoe
Weighed in with 2-3 from play as Clonoe downed their rivals Coalisland.

11 Darren McCurry Edendork
Continued his brilliant scoring streak with 13 points against Edendork.

12 Shanise Fitzsimons Cavan
Was involved in a number of crucial scores as Cavan marched into the camogie final.

13 Rachael Trainor Armagh
A personal tally of 2-8 against Roscommon says it all about Trainor’s camogie class.

14 Sinead Quinn Armagh
Player of the match as Armagh camogs booked their spot in the All-Ireland final.

15 Éobha McAllister Antrim
A 2-2 was crucial in a hard-earned win over Meath camogs.