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Tyrone's Kieran McGeary and Tipperary's Colin O'Riordan. Stephen McCarthy/SPORTSFILE

Tipperary and Tyrone lead the way as 7 counties represented in All-Ireland U21 awards

Roscommon, Dublin, Galway, Kildare, Donegal and Cork also have played honoured.

TIPPERARY AND TYRONE lead the way as 7 counties are represented in the players award scheme after the 2015 All-Ireland U21 football championship.

The inaugural ‘EirGrid 21 U21 awards’ see champions Tyrone have seven players honoured along with six players from beaten finalists Tipperary.

Beaten semi-finalists Roscommon and Dublin have two award winners while beaten provincial finalists Donegal, Cork, Galway and Kildare have one player apiece.

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Poll Results:

Colin O'Riordan (554)
Cathal McShane (90)
Lee Brennan (18)

Here’s the full list of the 21 players being honoured.

Goalkeepers

Evan Comerford – Tipperary
Sean Fox – Tyrone

Defenders

Ruairi Brennan – Tyrone
Padraig Hampsey – Tyrone
Eric Lowndes – Dublin
Bill Maher – Tipperary
Ross Mulcahy – Tipperary
Kieran McGeary – Tyrone
Ryan McHugh – Donegal
Brian O’Driscoll – Cork

EirGrid Man of the Match at Tipperary v Tyrone - EirGrid GAA All-Ireland U21 Football Championship Final Tyrone's Cathal McShane Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE / SPORTSFILE

Midfielders

Cathal Compton – Roscommon
Cathal McShane – Tyrone
Steven O’Brien – Tipperary
Colin O’Riordan – Tipperary

Stephen Cunningham and Steven O'Brien Tipperary's Steven O'Brien.

Forwards

Lee Brennan – Tyrone
Damien Comer – Galway
Neil Flynn – Kildare
Conor McHugh – Dublin
Daniel McNulty – Tyrone
Diarmuid Murtagh – Roscommon
Kevin O’Halloran – Tipperary

Tipperary v Tyrone - EirGrid GAA All-Ireland U21 Football Championship Final Tyrone's Lee Brennan. Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE Oliver McVeigh / SPORTSFILE / SPORTSFILE

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