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 Aidan Fitzpatrick (Burren)
Down
McMahon made a super save for Down late on against Queen’s University Belfast.
Ulster University
Slotted in for his composed performance in the middle.
Derry
The Ballinderry man belied his youth with a composed showing against Armagh.
Down
The Warrenpoint rookie produced an impressive debut as Down made a positive start to the year.
Antrim Hurlers
The Saffrons hotshot slotted over four points from open play.
Cavan
Dillon was one of a raft of Cavan men in top form as they snatched a morale-boosting win over Tyrone.
St Mary's
Meyler was hamstrung by injury last year but was in fine form for St Mary’s against Antrim.
Antrim
The Saffrons midfielded tallied three points from play as Antrim overcame Westmeath.
Monaghan
The former Monaghan minor captain made an immediate impression on his debut.
Donegal
Could hardly be faulted as Donegal slipped to a one-point defeat against UU. Tallied 1-2.
St Mary's
The Crossmaglen rookie was the star of the show against Antrim, kicking 1-4 from play and a late winning point.
Ulster University
His home county found McBrearty too hot to handle as he landed four points from play for UU.
Armagh
The Maghery man hit three points from play in his short time on the pitch against Armagh. A potential star in the making.
Derry
The roaming forward was in fine form as Derry edged Armagh at Owenbeg.
Cavan
Smith was in sumptuous form against Tyrone. Finished with 1-2 with his name at Breffni Park in Mattie McGleenan’s first game in charge.
Voting will close on Monday 16th January at 10.00am
