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Take a glance at this week’s Team of the Week following the Junior and Intermediate Championship semi-finals.

Vote for the player that you think deserves to be named Player of the Week. That player will pick up an exclusive The Sideline Eye jersey, produced by Capture Athletics.

Our voting polls will close at 8pm on Wednesday, with the Player of the Week announced at 9pm. Vote below!

Ryan O’Hagan (Clonmore)

The Clonmore shot stopper dealt with anything that came towards his square.

Ruairi McCann (Middletown)

McCann constantly drove Middletown forward with his direct runs from deep.

Paul Gaffney (Middletown)

Put in a terrific display for Middletown and excelled in a number of different roles.

Brendan Donaghy (Clonmore)

So assured at the back for Clonmore, the player/manager is a real leader in the team.

Sean Quigley (Clonmore)

Didn’t get on the scoresheet but he caused Thomas Davis lots of problems with his bombing runs.

Take a glance at this week's Team of the Week following the Junior and Intermediate Championship semi-finals.

Greg McCabe (Shane O’Neill’s)

Really came to the fore for Shane O’Neill’s, but his heroics weren’t enough to get them over the line.

Niall Kerr (Sarsfields)

Went toe-to-toe with Ethan Rafferty and Kerr came out on top of that particular dual.

Charlie McArdle (Middletown)

McArdle was a key man in the middle of the field as Middletown qualified for the decider.

Eamon McGeown (Sarsfields)

McGeown put in a brilliant performance to help Sarsfields reach the Intermediate final.

Sean Og McGuinness (Middletown)

Pulled the strings from centre half forward and kicked 0-4 in a fantastic display.

Take a glance at this week's Team of the Week following the Junior and Intermediate Championship semi-finals.
Photo Credit: Sinead Snaps

Andrew Murnin (St Paul’s)

Murnin is in unbelievable form and he fittingly fisted the winning score for St Paul’s.

Caolan O’Hare (Shane O’Neill’s)

Such a bright spark in the Shane’s attack, O’Hare caused St Paul’s a lot of trouble.

Cahal Cunningham (Clonmore)

So assured in front of the up rights and Cunningham top scored on the day with 0-8.

Paul McGeown (Sarsfields)

The top scorer in the Intermediate Championship added a further 1-8 to his overall tally.

Niall McParland (St Paul’s)

McParland scored a stunning first half goal and set up their second after the turnaround.