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 Conor McCreesh (Rock)
Derry Camogie
Made a couple of tremendous saves as Derry left Laois with the spoils on Sunday.
Armagh
Brought real energy to the Armagh team as they held on against Longford.
Derry
The sweeper got forward for three important scores as Derry took the points against Kildare.
Tyrone Ladies
Composed performance as the Red Hands defeated in-form Cavan.
Antrim
A late black card couldn’t sour a brilliant performance as Antrim surprised Sligo.
Down
The in-form Burren man delivered another all-action display as Down beat Meath by two points.
Down
A real driven performance from the speed-demon and Meath had little answer to his direct running.
Derry
Kielt led the way with some fantastic scores as Derry beat Kildare.
Monaghan
Combined strength and skill as Monaghan recorded a second consecutive win in Kerry.
Monaghan
Injury has prevented GAA fans from seeing the best of McCarron - but Killarney was a good place to show what he’s about.
Slaughtneil
Cuala may have been much too strong for Slaughtneil, but Bradley continued to bring the fight to them, especially in the second half.
St Colman's
The young attacker delivered a superb performance as Violet Hill saw off St Ronan’s in the MacRory.
Armagh
Once again showed a real finesse on the ball as the Orchard county picked up their first League win of the season in Longford.
Donegal
It was a classic Murphy performance as he stood tallest in the county’s bruising draw with Dublin.
Our Lady's, Castleblayney
Carried his fine Monaghan u-21 form into the MacLarnon semi-final as his 2-5 tally fended off St Pius X, Magherafelt.
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