KERRY ADVANCED TO an All-Ireland semi-final but there was no separating Mayo and Roscommon at Croke Park in yesterday’s quarter-final.
For his exploits in Kerry’s victory over Galway, the man-of-the-match award went to Paul Murphy, while Lee Keegan’s heroics for Mayo earned him the individual accolade from the clash of the Connacht rivals.
RTÉ: The Sunday Game
RTÉ: The Sunday Game
Murphy got the nod over Kerry team-mate and goalkeeper Brian Kelly, with Galway’s Ian Burke also nominated:
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RTÉ: The Sunday Game
RTÉ: The Sunday Game
Following the Mayo-Roscommon stalemate, winner Keegan was nominated alongside Roscommon pair John McManus and Niall Kilroy:
Do you agree with the man-of-the-match winners from yesterday's football quarter-finals?
KERRY ADVANCED TO an All-Ireland semi-final but there was no separating Mayo and Roscommon at Croke Park in yesterday’s quarter-final.
For his exploits in Kerry’s victory over Galway, the man-of-the-match award went to Paul Murphy, while Lee Keegan’s heroics for Mayo earned him the individual accolade from the clash of the Connacht rivals.
Murphy got the nod over Kerry team-mate and goalkeeper Brian Kelly, with Galway’s Ian Burke also nominated:
Following the Mayo-Roscommon stalemate, winner Keegan was nominated alongside Roscommon pair John McManus and Niall Kilroy:
But do you agree with the man-of-the-match award winners, or do you think another player should have got the nod?
Let us know in the comments section below….
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