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All-Star team is announced

The big three of Tyrone, Armagh and Kerry dominated this year’s Football All-Stars being the only three teams represented.

Peter Canavan was awarded his fifth All-Star — somewhat surprisingly given that his championship year was confined to two games. But his last-minute point in the All-Ireland semi-final was among the highlights of the year.

Tyrone’s Stephen O’Neill was picked as full-forward

He is nominated at centre-forward for the first time in his career. Eoin Mulligan is rewarded for his excellent season with the right half-forward berth while footballer-of-the-year Stephen O’Neill was the obvious choice at full-forward with Colm Cooper and Steven McDonnell in the corners.

In all there are only five players from last year’s selection nominated again — four from Kerry and Armagh’s Sean Kavanagh in attack.

Football All-Stars 2005:

Goalkeeper: Diarmuid Murphy (Kerry).

Right full-back: Ryan McMenamin (Tyrone).

Full-back: Mike McCarthy (Kerry).

Left full-back: Andy Mallon (Armagh).

Right half-Back: Tomas O’Se (Kerry).

Centre half-back: Conor Gormley (Tyrone).

Left half-back: Philip Jordan (Tyrone).

Midfield: Sean Cavanagh (Tyrone), Paul McGrane (Armagh).

Right half-forward: Brian Dooher (Tyrone).

Centre half-forward: Peter Canavan (Tyrone).

Left half-forward: Eoin Mulligan (Tyrone).

Right full-forward: Colm Cooper (Kerry).

Full-forward: Stephen O’Neill (Tyrone).

Left full-forward: Steven McDonnell (Armagh).

 
 
 
 
 
 
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