Ulster champions Donegal have received GAA/GPA PwC football All-Star awards for 2024.
St Naul's Peader Mogan is named on the All-Star fifteen at corner-back, while MacCumhaill's forward Oisín is named in the full-forward line for his stellar performances with Donegal in attack.
Donegal won the Ulster football championship this year with a penalty shoot-out victory over Armagh before losing to Galway by two point in the All-Ireland semi-final.
All-Ireland champions Armagh have six players on the final selection, finalists Galway get five - while Tyrone goalkeeper Niall Morgan and Louth's Craig Lennon also make the All-Star fifteen.
The 2024 contains 14 first-time winners - with Morgan of Tyrone the sole recipient to have won a previous All-Star award.
It's also the first time since 2003 that no Dublin or Kerry player has made the All-Star selection.
The All-Stars will be presented at a Gala ceremony in Dublin on Friday night when the hurling All-Stars for 2024 will also be revealed - as will the hurling and football Player of the Year awards.
Donegal's Ciarán Moore is one of three players shortlisted for Young Footballer of the Year.
