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 Ronan O'Connor (Saul)
Clan na Gael
Held firm on a disappointing day out against Burren to make two stunning stops among the highlights.
Sleacht Néill Camogie
Incredibly tenacious at the back as Sleacht Néill retained their title.
Naomh Conaill U21s
Got up the pitch to kick two crucial points against Dungloe.
Sleacht Néill
Gave an exhibition of man-marking against Dunloy.
Sleacht Néill
Exceptional from start to finish as the Slaughtneil hurlers defeated Dunloy.
Loughgiel Camogie
Played her heart out as Loughgiel fell short against Sleacht Néill.
Kileeshil
Played the sweeper role to perfection in their promotion play-off win.
Sleacht Néill Camogie
Possibly the best player on the pitch in another famous day for the Emmet’s.
Burren
Won the man of the match award for an inspirational performance in the Paul McGirr final.
St Eunan's U21s Hurling
Grabbed 2-1 against Setanta which proved crucial in the end up as St Eunan’s make the semis.
Kinawley Ladies
It’s been some season for Kinawley and they added to their silverware with a league final over Newtownbutler, and Maguire was in great form.
Sleacht Néill
Delivered a really stylish performance as Slaughtneil won their third Ulster SHC title in four years.
Burren
Wreaked havoc with a sterling display in the Paul McGirr tournament final, scoring 1-6, 1-2 of which was from play.
Dromore
Dromore’s great servant epitomised their hunger and determined in their league final victory.
Edendork Ladies
A heartbreaking defeat in the All-Ireland semi-final, but Maxwell can be proud of her own performance, scoring 1-9.
Voting will close on Monday 18th November at 10.00am
