Dublin star Ciaran Kilkenny continues to deliver.
Dublin and Mayo advanced to the All Ireland SFC semi-finals following wins over Donegal and Tyrone at Croke Park on Saturday evening.
Several outstanding individual displays were delivered at GAA headquarters as the race for Sam Maguire hots up.
Ciaran Kilkenny, who has been excellent during 2016 for Dublin, starred again for Jim Gavin's team as they defeated Donegal.
Cillian O'Connor's seven points were crucial in Mayo's triumph, while Peter Harte was hugely effective in the same game for Tyrone.
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Footballer of the Week nominations
Ciaran Kilkenny (Dublin)
It has been a year sprinkled with brilliant Ciaran Kilkenny displays and his relevance to the Dublin cause was underlined again at Croke Park.
Regardless of whatever role Kilkenny has to carry out he delivers in style.
James McCarthy's injury enforced absence meant Kilkenny dropped back to wing back and he had 52 plays during another important performance for the All Ireland champions.
Cillian O Connor was influential for Mayo.
Cillian O'Connor (Mayo)
In such a tight game where every score was hard earned Cillian O'Connor's seven point haul was instrumental for Mayo.
The Ballintubber attacker was sharp early on nailing vital scores as Mayo started brightly.
Finishing the game with 0-7, including three points from play, O'Connor contributed handsomely for Stephen Rochford's team.
Peter Harte impressed for Tyrone.
Peter Harte (Tyrone)
Throughout the clash with Mayo Tyrone were repeatedly driven forward by Peter Harte and Mattie Donnelly.
Harte scored two outrageous points from play for Mickey Harte's team, who just couldn't force a late leveller.
Despite the narrow defeat, Harte was immense for the Ulster champions.
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