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Mayo’s Jack Carney is challenged by Donegal’s Ciaran Moore during their National League clash in MacHale Park Pic: Conor McKeown
Mayo’s Jack Carney has seen his seismic performance in his side’s win over Donegal on Sunday nominated for GAA.ie Player of The Week.
Carney ran riot on the final day of regular league action, scoring 1-3 and showing a sense of finishing prowess with his goal.
READ MORE: Three Mayo footballers who caught our eye against Donegal
The Kilmeena man’s return, which included a clinical goal, was instrumental in helping Mayo stave off relegation and getting to the National League final with Kerry.
Carney was nominated for the accolade alongside Limerick’s James Naughton and Tyrone’s Darren McCurry.
Those interested in voting can do so on the GAA’s Instagram page here. Voting closes at 10 am tomorrow (Tuesday, March 25).
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