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Published 13:30 24 Sept 2018 BST
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All-Ireland finalists Mayo have four players included (Patrick O’Malley, Paul Lambert, Cathal Horan and Ryan O’Donoghue) with three coming from Ulster champions Derry (Oisin McWilliams, Callum Brown and Ben McCarron).
Kerry also have three recipients (Stefan Okunbor, Daniel O’Brien and Diarmuid O’Connor) of the award. Dublin, who reached the Leinster final, are represented by Nathan Doran, while Roscommon’s Cian McKeon, Armagh’s Ross McQuillan and Cork’s Chris Óg Jones have received an award for their impressive efforts in the provincial Championship.
Speaking on behalf of the GAA, president John Horan said:
“I congratulate Kildare’s Jimmy Hyland on his overall award. He is a young talent who had a great reputation in advance of this season and saw it enhanced over the course of the summer through his exploits for the Lilywhites. This competition has a crucial role to play in the development of our senior stars and I am delighted that we saw so much to make us confident for the future of the game."
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