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Aidan O'Connor in action in Saturday's win over Tipp. Picture: Sportsfile
AFTER their 15-point hammering of All-Ireland champions Tipperary, four Limerick players have been named on the GAA's Team of the Week.
On his return from a long injury lay-off, Kyle Hayes was selected at wing-back, with Dan Morrissey, Shane O'Brien and Aidan O'Connor also named.
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Ballybrown's O'Connor, man of the match at FBD Semple Stadium, was also shortlisted for the Player of the Week nod alongside Conal Cunning of Antrim and Galway's Cathal Mannion.
Cunning shot 0-4 in the Ulster side's impressive win over Carlow while Mannion struck 1-9 as the Tribesmen eased past Offaly in Birr.
Elsewhere, there were players from Kildare, Laois, Wexford, and Kilkenny named as well as Tony Kelly of Clare and Noel McGrath who scored 0-6 from play in Thurles on Saturday.
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