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 Neil Forester (Derry)
Crossmaglen
Makes the grade for a third time for his show-stopping saves against Stewartstown.
Slaughtneil
Produced an outstanding performance in the Slaughtneil full-back line.
St. Mary's, Magherafelt
Gave a defensive masterclass as St Michael’s were limited to only 1-5.
Eglish
The Eglish legend produced a fantastic display against Gailltir.
Slaughtneil
Operated as a deep-lying midfielder as Slaughtneil’s defence held strong.
Tyrone
The Trillick man was a colossos against Derry. Hardly put a step wrong and struck two superb points.
Rock
Rolled back the years with a vintage performance as Rock eased their way to the All-Ireland final.
Crossmaglen
Morris was the deserved recipient of the Man of the Match award for his influential display.
Tyrone
The Dungannon man lorded the midfield battle as Tyrone maintained their vice-like grip on Derry.
Watty Graham's, Glen
Glen’s captain fantastic wracked up 1-5 and won and converted the free to force extra time at Creggan.
Slaughtneil
Player of the match as Slaughtneil camogs booked their place in the All-reland senior final.
Rock
Scored two points, but had the final say in about 75% of Rock’s scores. Consistently unselfish.
Killinkere
The Killinker speedster scored four points against Derrytresk in the Ulster Intermediate League.
Patrician High School
Patrician’s free-scoring forward was in stupendous form against St Pat’s Maghera. Finished with nine points, including five from play.
Watty Graham's, Glen
Floated over a brilliant score with the clock ticking down to clinch a final spot against Crossmaglen.
Voting will close on Monday 5th February at 10.00am
