Check out our Team of the Week after the the Ladies and Hurling Championship finals played over the weekend.
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!
Seonna Cushley (Tir na nOg)
Cushley pulled off a number of superb one-on-one saves as her team just came up short.
Aine Hughes (Middletown)
The Middletown skipper won a number of turnovers, including an important one towards the end.
Morgan Thomas (Killeavy)
Thomas was fantastic for Killeavy as they got their hands on the Intermediate crown.
Caoimhe Feehan (Shane O’Neill’s)
A strong presence at the back for Shane O’Neill’s, Feehan was great for the Camlough ladies.
Shea Harvey (Keady)
Really came into the contest just when the tide looked to have been turning in Middletown’s direction.
Lauren McConville (Crossmaglen)
The Armagh captain never throw the towel in and kept pushing right to the end.
Aine Gribben (Mullabrack)
Helped her side dominate midfield and drove Mullabrack forward through the contest.
Blaithin Mackin (Shane O’Neill’s)
Kicked 0-4 as Shane O’Neill’s won the Senior Championship for the first time ever.
Conor Corvan (Keady)
Led the way for Keady with his scores but also his work rate as they won the SHC for the first time since 2018
Dean Gaffney (Middletown)
Kept Middletown in touch with his accuracy from frees but they were second best throughout.
Joe O’Connor (Killeavy)
O’Conner was the difference maker for Killeavy and rattled off 0-9 on the day.
Nicole O’Reilly (Mullabrack)
Her first half hattrick set the tone for Mullabrack as they proved too strong for Grange.
Therese Scott (Middletown)
Dragged Middletown back into the contest after half time when they trailed by six.
Aimee Mackin (Shane O’Neill’s)
Mackin was at her unstoppable best on Saturday night, kicking 1-12 for her side.
Anthony Carville (Sean Treacy’s)
Carville kept Sean Treacy’s in the fight with his accuracy in front of the goalposts.
