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Michael Langan (St Michael’s): Another man who took county form into the club season, Langan came back in for the second game and hit eleven points against Glenfin. His influence in wins over Termon and Naomh Conaill came less so on the scoreboard, but ten points in the quarter-finals against MacCumhaills was another incredible display.
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Turlough Carr (Four Masters): The further Four Masters went into the championship the greater the influence was their young leader on the field. At 18 years, Carr has had a fantastic season with school and club, reaching a Mac Rory Cup final, Ulster minor club title and Donegal U-21 title. Honourable mention: Fionnan Coyle (Gaoth Dobhair) Honourable mention: Fionnan Coyle (Gaoth Dobhair)
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Dáire Ó Baoill (Gaoth Dobhair): Gaoth Dobhair lost just one game in the 2025 championship and there will be regrets around Magheragallon. Ó Baoill took on the leadership role this season and played a huge part in his side going all the way to the final against Naomh Conaill.
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Micheal Roarty (Gaoth Dobhair): Roarty was one of the main reasons Gaoth Dobhair had such a great championship run. Apart from his consistent scoring, his workrate saw him cover every blade of grass in whatever game he was playing. A very consistent performer.Honourable mention: Kevin Muldoon (Four Masters)