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Check out our Team of the Week after all the weekend’s action from across the Junior & Hurling Championships.

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 Swyft Sportswear.

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

Declan Maher (Sean Treacy’s)

Earned his team a spot in the Intermediate final with a number of high quality stops.

Oisin Hollywood (St Michael’s)

Drove forward to kick an important score as St Michael’s saw off Dorsey on Sunday.

Paul Hearty (Dorsey)

Hearty put in a solid performance for Dorsey at the back as they came up short.

Rioghan McClean (Sean Treacy’s)

McClean had a super came on Saturday as Sean Treacy’s upset the odds to defeat Craobh Rua.

James Rice (Mullabrack)

Ran the show from the back for Mullabrack and top scored as they accounted for Lissummon.

Photo Credit: John Merry

Adam Canavan (Redmond O’Hanlon’s)

Continued his fantastic championship form with another fine display against Eire Og.

Stephen McKearney (Derrynoose)

Top scored for Derrynoose on Sunday as they crashed out of the championship against Keady.

Dean Gaffney (Middletown)

Fired off 2-7 as Middletown booked their place in another championship final.

Eoghan O’Hagan (Eire Og)

Got his hands on a lot of ball around the middle for Eire Og and rattled off 0-2 as well.

Conor Corvan (Keady)

Had a super outing in front of the posts as Keady proved too strong for Derrynoose.

Photo Credit: Richiespics

Darren Hughes (Lissummon)

Barely put a foot wrong for Lissummon and registered 0-8 of their final tally of 0-12.

Joe Gorman (Clady)

Had a brilliant game in the forward line as Clady booked their place in the last eight.

Sean Og McGuinness (Middletown)

McGuinness proved too tricky to handle for Cuchulainns and finished the game with 1-4.

Emmet O’Malley (St Michael’s)

Always a handful in the forward line, O’Malley proved St Michael’s with a focal point in attack.

John Corvan (Keady)

Caused the Derrynoose defence plenty of problems as Keady advanced to the county final.