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Offaly star makes GAA team of the week after super performance
Offaly stopper Paddy Dunican has been recognised for a super performance against Meath in last weekend's Allianz Football League Division 2 clash.
He has been named in the GAA team of the week picked from across all divisions.
The Shamrocks man played a huge part with his accurate kick-outs and a number of wonderful saves, including from Matthew Costello early in the second half and again from Jordan Morris later in the half.
Players from nine different counties are represented on this week's https://t.co/gvXdqgOuf0 Football Team of the Week. Agree or disagree with our selection? Let us know! #GAABelong #AllianzLeagues
— The GAA (@officialgaa) February 28, 2022
Dunican was on course for a clean sheet until a controversial late goal for the Royals. With more than a hint of a square ball, Joey Wallace bundled the ball over the line after another fine save from Paddy.
It was a disappointing end to a game Offaly should have won but a point, in no small part earned by Dunican's stint between the sticks, keeps Offaly's hopes of Division 2 survival alive.
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