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Check out our Team of the Week after the semi-final action from across the Junior, Intermediate and Senior 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!

Dylan McGahon Malone (Dromintee)

Continued his fantastic championship form with another brilliant performance against Mullaghbawn.

Eoin Cahill (Whitecross)

Had a great game against St Paul’s as Whitecross came agonisingly close to getting over the line.

Sean McCarthy (Clann Eireann)

Was rock solid at the back as Clann Eireann dethroned county champions Madden.

Conor Magennis (Killeavy)

Magennis has been magnificent for Steven McDonnell’s side right throughout the campaign.

Conor McKevitt (Belleek)

Played a blinder for Belleek as they took Keady all the way in Saturday’s quarter-final.

Photo Credit: Belleek GAC

Tom Murphy (Collegeland)

The main man for Collegeland as they booked their place in the championship semi-finals.

Fergal O’Brien (Mullaghbawn)

Was Mullaghbawn’s standout performer throughout the championship and again at the weekend.

Odhran McCafferty (Clann Eireann)

Has been super for Clann Eireann this season and rattled off 0-4 as they defeated Madden.

Eoin McConville (St Paul’s)

Fired off 0-11, including a huge two-pointer late on, as St Paul’s just about saw off Whitecross.

Ryan McQuade (Ballyhegan)

The main man for Ballyhegan as they proved far too strong for Clady on Saturday.

Photo Credit: Richiespics

Sean Woods (Keady)

Woods was the main man for Keady as they dragged themselves over the line against Belleek.

Jack McArdle (Dromintee)

McArdle was excellent and rattled off 1-5 as Dromintee secured their semi-final berth.

Fergal Boylan (Killeavy)

Boylan was simply unstoppable on Sunday, finishing with 1-7, as Killeavy hammered Carrickcruppen.

Oisin O’Neill (Crossmaglen)

The standout performer for Crossmaglen with a class display, kicking 2-10 on the day.

Niall McConville (St Peter’s)

Led the line for St Peter’s as they cruised past Shane O’Neill’s and into the last four.