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
Last weeks winner was Shannon Graham (Slaughtneil)
Red Hughes
Games are won on big moments and Ciaran Kelly’s second-half save from Declan Traynor was important.
Cushendall
Got a crucial goal but also worked like a demon as Cushendall secured the Antrim title.
Cushendun
A rock at the heart of the Cushendun defence as they proved much too strong for Sean Treacy’s.
Glenfin U21s
A constant threat as Glenfin dumped out Gaoth Dobhair.
Keady
Used his vast experience to quell Liatroim’s challenge in their Ulster semi-final meeting.
Cushendall
Swept brilliantly as Cushendall were crowned Antrim champions.
Ballycran
Up and down the field all day and managed seven points as Ballycran shocked Slaughtneil.
Cushendall
Just a colossal performance all over the pitch as Cushendall turned the tables on Loughgiel.
Ballycran
Chrissy McKaigue has dominated some of the country’s top footballers and hurlers in recent years but he found the youngster a real handful in their Ulster semi.
Loughgiel
May have been on the losing side but put in a superb effort against Cushendall, scoring 0-9.
Keady
Continued his recent good form as Keady qualified for the Ulster IFC final at Liatroim’s expense.
Cross & Passion
Scored 1-9 as Cross & Passion won a fourth Corn Eimhear title in a row with a 6-13 to 1-5 win over Our Lady’s & St Patrick’s, Knock.
Red Hughs
Contributed a crucial 2-2 as Red Hugh’s finished strongly to defeat Con Magee’s in Portglenone.
St Gall's
At his accurate best in the semi-final win over Swatragh. His last-gasp free to force extra-time was crucial.
Ballycran
Found the net twice as Ballycran blitzed Slaughtneil to set up an Ulster final date with Cushendall.
Voting will close on Monday 5th November at 10.00am
