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 Fergal McNulty (Urney)
Slaughtneil
Made a pivotal stop to his left at the death to deny Eugene Branagan a certain goal.
Pomeroy
Burns capped off a fantastic season with another fine performance in the Ulster Intermediate final.
Slaughtneil
Blotted out Paul Devlin and scored two first-half points in a towering display from the full-back.
Pomeroy
Hassled and harried to great effect as Pomeroy crowned their season with the Ulster title.
Rock
Rock's proidgal son came on at half time and pkayed a starring role in their Ulster Junior Final win.
Slaughtneil
Kept a close watch on Conor Laverty and Ryan Johnston.
Rock
Made a memorable block at the death to prevent Blackhill snatching an extra-time equaliser.
Slaughtneil
The Slaughtneil player has impressed this season, and in the provincial final he shone yet again.
Slaughtneil
The Slaughtneil warhorse came into his own in the second-half as he steadied th ship in the middle.
Kilcoo
Not his usual position but Branagan was Kilcoo's best performer. A constant menace.
Rock
Wat a season it's been for the 23-year-old and he capped it off with an Ulster title, finishing his day with 1-5.
Pomeroy
His personal tally of 1-5 says it all but his display was about much more than just score-taking, seting up numerous attacks.
Slaughtneil
The Slaughtneil youngster produced a nerve-less display against Kilcoo, slotting over three absolutely pivotal points from play.
Pomeroy
Evvective around the middle and kicked three points as Pomeroy waltzed to Ulster glory.
Blackhill Emeralds
Played his heart out and kicked five points from play as Blackhill came agonisingly short against the Rock after extra time.
Voting will close on Monday 5th December at 10.00am
