Donegal’s Michael Murphy has been nominated for GAA Footballer Of The Year, while Finbarr Roarty has been nominated in the Young Footballer of the Year category.
The All-Ireland runners-up have received more nominations than champions Kerry as the PwC All-Star football nominees have been announced for 2025.
Murphy, who stepped out of retirement at the beginning of 2025, finishes the year with an All-Star nomination and a place on the Footballer of the Year shortlist.
The Glenswilly man is joined by 9 other team-mates on the shortlist as Conor O’Donnell, Shane O’Donnell, Ciaran Thompson, Michael Langan, Peadar Mogan, Ciaran Moore, Brendan McCole, Ryan McHugh and Young Footballer nominee Roarty have all been put forward.
Kerry’s David Clifford and Joe O’Connor are in the running for the Player of The Year Award alongside Murphy, with the Kingdom receiving 9 All-Star nominations in total.
Armagh’s Oisin Conaty and Galway’s Matthew Thompson are in the running to be named Young Footballer of the Year alongside Naomh Conaill youngster Roarty.
See the full list of All-Star nominees below:
Goalkeepers
1. Shane Ryan (Kerry)
2. Rory Beggan (Monaghan)
3. Ethan Rafferty (Armagh)
Defenders
1. Brian Ó Beaglaíoch (Kerry)
2. Jason Foley (Kerry)
3. Gavin White (Kerry)
4. Michael Breen (Kerry)
5. Brendan McCole (Donegal)
6. Finnbarr Roarty (Donegal)
7. Peadar Mogan (Donegal)
8. Ciarán Moore (Donegal)
9. Ciarán Caulfield (Meath)
10. Seán Rafferty (Meath)
11. Craig Lennon (Louth)
12. Jarly Óg Burns (Armagh)
13. Ross McQuillan (Armagh)
14. Niall Devlin (Tyrone)
15. Kieran McGeary (Tyrone)
16. Dessie Ward (Monaghan)
17. Jack Coyne (Mayo)
18. Ryan McHugh (Donegal)
Midfielders
1. Michael Langan (Donegal)
2. Joe O’Connor (Kerry)
3. Odhran Murdock (Down)
4. Conor Glass (Derry)
5. John Maher (Galway)
6. Peadar Ó Cofaigh Byrne (Dublin)
Forwards
1. Michael Murphy (Donegal)
2. Conor O’Donnell (Donegal)
3. Shane O’Donnell (Donegal)
4. Ciaran Thompson (Donegal)
5. David Clifford (Kerry)
6. Paudie Clifford (Kerry)
7. Seán O’Shea (Kerry)
8. Matthew Costello (Meath)
9. Jordan Morris (Meath)
10. Ruairí Kinsella (Meath)
11. Rob Finnerty (Galway)
12. Matthew Thompson (Galway)
13. Sam Mulroy (Louth)
14. Ryan Burns (Louth)
15. Oisín Conaty (Armagh)
16. Rory Grugan (Armagh)
17. Michael Bannigan (Monaghan)
18. Ciaran Kilkenny (Dublin)
