Antrim have earned seven spots on the 2020 Joe McDonagh Cup Team of the Year.
The Saffrons won the title in December to earn promotion back to the top flight and Kerry, who they beat in the final, have five representatives with the team completed by two Carlow players and another from Westmeath.
Antrim talisman Conor McCann has been selected as the Player of the Year for the competition having scored 4-20 from play over the course of the campaign.
Also announced was the Champion 15, which is drawn from the Christy Ring, Nickey Rackard and Lory Meagher Cup competitions.
The selection contains players from nine counties and features seven players who competed in the Ring Cup, six who competed in the Rackard Cup, and two who competed in the Meagher Cup.
Christy Ring Cup winners, Kildare, lead the way with four players on the 15-man selection, while Down, Donegal, Mayo, Fermanagh, Offaly, Louth, Wicklow, and Tyrone are also represented.
The Player of the Year winners from the three competitions are Kildare’s Paul Divilly (Christy Ring Cup), Donegal hurler Danny Cullen (Nickey Rackard Cup) and Andrew Mackin of Louth (Lory Meagher Cup).
A programme to honour the Joe McDonagh Cup and Champion 15 selections will be aired on RTE 2fm’s Game On show on Wednesday.
A special programme to honour the GAA/GPA 2020 Joe McDonagh Team of the Year will be featured on RTÉ 2fm’s Game On programme this Wednesday evening from 6pm.
Joe McDonagh Cup Team of the Year: Brian Tracey (Carlow); Tomás O’Connor (Kerry), Matthew Donnelly (Antrim), Stephen Rooney (Antrim); Jason Diggins (Kerry), Aonghus Clarke (Westmeath), Ger Walsh (Antrim); Shane Nolan (Kerry), Keelan Molloy (Antrim); Niall McKenna (Antrim), Shane Conway (Kerry), Daniel Collins (Kerry); Chris Nolan (Carlow), Conor McCann (Antrim), Ciaran Clarke (Antrim).
Champion 15: Stephen Keith (Down); Sean McVeigh (Donegal), Caolan Taggart (Down), Cathal Freeman (Mayo); Conor McShea (Fermanagh), Rian Boran (Kildare), Danny Cullen (Donegal); Eoghan Cahill (Offaly), Paul Divilly (Kildare); Damian Casey (Tyrone), James Burke (Kildare), Shane Boland (Mayo); Jack Sheridan (Kildare), Andrew Mackin (Louth), Christy Moorehouse (Wicklow).
Joe McDonagh Cup Player of the Year: Conor McCann (Antrim).
Christy Ring Cup Player of the Year: Paul Divilly (Kildare).
Nickey Rackard Cup Player of the Year: Danny Cullen (Donegal).
Lory Meagher Cup Player of the Year: Andrew Mackin (Louth).
