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Team of the Week

Posted: 8:00 am November 22, 2019

Here is the Gaelic Life team of the week in association with @theGAAstore taking into account all codes and levels. You can vote for your favourite player in our player poll on the right hand side. Send us your comments via twitter @Gaelic_Life @theGAAstore using the hash tag #GLPlayerOfTheWeek

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Last weeks winner was Shea Murphy (Clan na Gael)

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Martin Curran

Naomh Eanna
Five penalties faced, four saved. Curran was ultimately the key man in securing the Ulster title.

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Donal Courtney

Blackhill
An incredible performance at the heart of defence for the new Ulster Junior Champions.

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Rian Gillen

Naomh Eanna
Gave a real thunderous performance against Eoghan Ruadh.

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Aaron Branagan

Kilcoo
Man of the match and scored a crucial goal against Derrygonnelly.

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Eamon McHugh

Derrygonnelly
A fine showing for the Shamrocks as he defended brilliantly.

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Ronan Nugent

Galbally
Really imposed himself on proceedings against St Naul’s.

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Kevin Gallagher

Newtownstewart
Got through a mountain of work as Newtown’ kept their survival hopes alive.

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Leo McCloone

Naomh Conaill
His experience shown through against Clontibret with a massive performance in every respect.

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Ciaran Thompson

Naomh Conaill
What a championship this guy is having. Had another brilliant performance as Glenties impressed in the Ulster semi-final.

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Gavin Doogan

Magheracloone
Had a mammoth impact on proceedings as the Mitchel’s passed by Glenn and into the Ulster final.

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Sean Leo McGoldrick

Eoghan Rua
You can plan for him all you want but you can’t stop him. The difference-maker with 0-11 in the Ulster Junior hurling final.

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Cormac Donnelly

Galbally
Donnelly gave a great all-round performance as Galbally eased past St Naul’s.

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Jerome Johnston

Kilcoo
Had to live off scraps for long periods of the contest but used the ball he did get very, very well.

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Michael Metzger

Magheracloone
Seven points all from play – Metzger was the thorn in the side of Glenn throughout their Ulster Intermediate meeting.

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Damian Casey

Eoghan Ruadh
To end up with 13 points and still lose is harsh, but Casey did everything he could to try and get Dungannon over the line.

Voting will close on Monday 25th November at 10.00am

Posted: 8:00 am November 22, 2019

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