Austin Gleeson scored six points for Waterford against Clare.
It was a busy hurling weekend with the Lory Meagher, Nicky Rackard, and Christy Ring Cup finals on Saturday, and Leinster and Munster Championship action on Sunday.
Several outstanding displays were delivered with Waterford's excellent win over Clare at Semple Stadium a fine result for Derek McGrath's improving team.
Austin Gleeson starred in that success and is nominated, while Shane Dooley's 1-11 haul in Offaly's triumph over Laois was notable.
Inspired by the instrumental Kenny Feeney, who scored 1-9, Mayo enjoyed a Nicky Rackard Cup win over Armagh at Croke Park.
The voting process is simple: retweet the image of your chosen player on the GAA's official Twitter account or like their image on the GAA's official Facebook and Instagram pages.
Voting will close at 10am on Wednesday June 8 and the winner will be announced on GAA.ie.
GAA.ie Hurling Player of the Week nominations
Austin Gleeson - Waterford
Having suffered Allianz Hurling League Final replay heartbreak Waterford were a team on a mission at Semple Stadium on Sunday.
Austin Gleeson decorated the Munster SHC semi-final with a brilliant individual display.
The versatile Gleeson scored six points, including five from play, for the Deise.
Mount Sion clubman Gleeson remains an influential figure for Derek McGrath's team, who advanced to the provincial decider.
Shane Dooley remains a key figure for Offaly.
Shane Dooley - Offaly
Following a tough afternoon in Cusack Park, Mullingar a month ago when losing to Westmeath, Offaly's response has been encouraging.
Victories over Carlow, Kerry, and Laois suggest Eamonn Kelly's team are moving in the right direction again.
Shane Dooley's relevance and scores in those three wins shouldn't be underestimated.
On Sunday against Laois Dooley struck frees with trademark accuracy accumulating an important 1-11 haul.
Kenny Feeney impressed for Mayo at Croke Park.
Kenny Feeney - Mayo
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It was a dramatic Saturday afternoon at GAA headquarters, but the Green and Red celebrated a stirring success.
Level in the closing stages Mayo remained ice cool under pressure to eke out a Nicky Rackard Cup win.
Kenny Feeney scored 1-9 for JP Coen's developing team, who finished strongly at the Jones Road venue.
Players of the Week are decided based on votes cast by followers of @officialgaa on Twitter, on the Official GAA Facebook Page and on the Official GAA Instagram page
