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Check out our Team of the Week following the two Senior Championship semi-finals and three Hurling deciders.

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!

Jamie Sheridan (Madden)

Pulled off a really important save late on that ensured Madden kept their noses ahead.

Shea Vallely (Madden)

Picked up dangerman Conor Turbitt and held the 2024 All-Ireland winner to 0-2 from play.

Conor Devlin (Cuchulainns)

Played sweeper and won a lot of turnovers as Cuchulainns claimed the IHC title.

Redmond French (Clann Eireann)

Kicked a great score early on for Clann Eireann and carried the fight throughout.

Barry Shortt (Keady)

Battled hard for Keady as they just came up short in the Senior Hurling decider.

Check out our Team of the Week following the two Senior Championship semi-finals and three Hurling deciders.

Joe McKeever (St Malachy’s)

Starred for St Malachy’s, scoring and assisting, as they won the Junior Hurling Championship.

Rory Grimes (Middletown)

Got on the scoresheet and had a really good game as Middletown completed history.

Niall Grimley (Madden)

Set the tone early on for Madden and came up with a huge catch late on in the game.

Jason Duffy (Cullyhanna)

Has been a real driving force throughout the campaign for Cullyhanna and he hit 0-4 on Saturday.

Oisin O’Neill (Crossmaglen)

Looked back to his best at times against Cullyhanna and slotted over a haul of 0-9.

Check out our Team of the Week following the two Senior Championship semi-finals and three Hurling deciders.

Dean Gaffney (Middletown)

Top scored once again for Middletown with 0-13 as they claimed seven titles on the trot.

Darragh McMullen (Madden)

A constant threat in the Madden attack and Clann Eireann really struggled to tie him down.

Cian McConville (Crossmaglen)

Was one of the reasons why his Cross team dominated for so long, he rattled off 0-8 on the night.

Aidan Nugent (Cullyhanna)

The man for the big occasion. Stepped up when required and hit 0-13, 0-9 coming in the final few minutes.

Lee Murtagh (Cuchulainns)

Top scored for Cuchulainns with 0-11 as they cruised to an IHC title against Killeavy.