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Team of the Week [24-02-16]

Posted: 4:59 pm February 24, 2016

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Here is the Gaelic Life team of the week taking into account all codes and levels. You can vote for your favourite player in our player poll on the right hand side and this week’s winner will go through to our player of the month competition in association with theGAAstore.com. Please support your favourite player or send us your comments via twitter @Gaelic_Life @theGAAstore using the hash tag #GLPlayerOfTheWeek

This week’s ‘Player of the Week,’ will be published in next Thursday’s Gaelic Life.

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Last weeks winner was Conor McConville (St Ronan's)

Michael Murphy

St Paul's
Spread himself brilliantly to deny St Michael’s in the first half and swept up well throughout.

Conor Glass

Glen Watty Grahams
The Glen player was switched to defence to mark Matthew Fitzpatrick and held him scoreless.

Padraig Flynn

Down Hurlers
Flynn won his battle with Anthony Byrne as Down held Wicklow’s full forward line scoreless.

Ross Hannigan

St John's
An honourable mention for Hannigan for his excellent passing against Glen in the u-21 final.

Connor Carville

Glen Watty Grahams
Won loads of possession around midfield during Glen’s u-21 victory over St John’s.

Cathal Mulholland

Glen Watty Grahams
Yet another stand out performance by key man Mulholland.

Scott Nicholson

Down Hurlers
Scored 1-2 against Wicklow, and made some important passes and interceptions.

Kevin McKernan

Antrim Hurlers
Antrim had a high-scoring battle with Kildare, and McKernan hit 0-5 for the Saffrons.

Ciaran McFaul

Glen Watty Grahams
Players who pick up red cards don’t usually get named on team of the week, but McFaul’s input was crucial to their victory.

Aimee Mackin

Armagh Ladies
Another performance laced with brilliant shooting and creativity. In superb form at present.

Ryan Coleman

St Patrick's Dungannon
Scored 0-5 against St Patrick’s, Cavan in Dungannon’s extra time MacRory Cup win, including an equalising score in normal time.

Cahal Carvill

Armagh Hurlers
Carvill’s effort and work rate helped Armagh record a comfortable win over Donegal.

Damien Casey

Tyrone Hurlers
Casey’s huge haul 0f 0-12, four frees, was fantastic, but not enough to catch Fingal.

Saul McCaughan

Antrim Hurlers
Last week Eddie McCloskey said McCaughan was a star, on Sunday the Ballycastle forward proved it with showing his sublime skills against Kildare.