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 Paddy Smyth (Mayobridge)
Armagh
Stepped in with a composed performance after Paddy Morrison was injured in the first-half.
Burren
Ensured there was no way back for Enniskillen as Burren eased their way to the final.
Enniskillen Gaels
Nolan bravely defended against the Burren onslaught at St Paul’s.
Tyrone
Forged forward for a well-taken point and was solid in defence.
Ulster
Ended the game as Ulster’s joint-top scorer and was particularly adept at roaming forward.
Ulster
Made a massive contribution in shoring up the defence when switched to a sweeper role.
Armagh
The promising Maghery youngster did his reputation no harm against Tyrone.
Ulster
The promising Maghery youngster did his reputation no harm against Tyrone.
Burren
Slotted over two points from the middle in an all-round assured display from the Burren youngster.
Armagh
Produced a dominant midfield display as the homesters took home the O’Fiaich Cup.
Ulster
Slotted over four points - two from play, two from frees - to cap off a fine year for Corrigan.
Ulster
The Derry star kicked three points from play as Ulster snatched their 32nd Railway Cup title.
Burren
Fired a brace in a goal-heavy win over Enniskillen Gaels in the Ulster minor semi-final.
Armagh
The Armagh man netted twice inside four minutes to send Ulster on their way against Connacht in the Intrerprovincial final.
Burren Minors
Shot Burren into the final of the St Paul’s Minor Tournament as he smashed a fantastic 2-5 past an overworked Enniskillen Gaels defence.
Voting will close on Monday 26th December at 10.00am
