Cork’s Tim O’Mahony is this week’s GAA.ie Hurler of the Week.

The powerful defender received 4,793 votes from the public on the GAA’s Instagram page ahead of Offaly’s Oisin Kelly (4,241) and Fermanagh’s Tom Keenan (3,285).

Tim O’Mahony (Cork)

Tim O’Mahony has been one of Cork’s most impressive players all year and he delivered his best performance yet in Saturday’s All-Ireland SHC Quarter-Final win over Dublin. He defended tenaciously and was also brilliant in an attacking sense as he scored 1-1 from play, with the goal a really memorable one.

Oisin Kelly (Offaly)

Derry simply couldn’t handle the pace, power, and finishing ability of Oisin Kelly in Sunday’s Christy Ring Cup Final. He finished with a whopping seven points from play to finish an already impressive season on a real flourish.

Tom Keenan (Fermanagh)

Tom Keenan was the star of the show as Fermanagh defeated Cavan in the Lory Meagher Cup Final. The fleet-footed attacker scored 3-2 from play and was rightly described as “a wee superstar” by his manager Joe Baldwin after the game.

Players of the Week are decided based on votes cast by followers of the Official GAA Instagram page.