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Laois' Justin Duggan against Kilkenny in Round 1. Picture Credit: Denis Byrne
Fresh off scoring a remarkable 3-5 against Antrim in Abbottstown on Good Friday, Laois' Justin Duggan has been named Minor Player of the Week after a poll took place on Electric Ireland's Twitter page.
The forward from The Harps was immense as he propelled Laois to a preliminary quarter-final against Kildare this coming Sunday in Clane.
Laois will be hoping he can do more of the same as they aim for a Leinster quarter-final spot.
See below the results of the poll:
Time to get voting for this week’s Electric Ireland Minor Championships Player of the Week! Up for nomination this week are @KildareGAA’s Joey Cunningham, @CorkCamogie’s Ciara Morrison and @CLGLaois’ Justin Duggan. Cast your vote below! #ThisIsMajor
— Electric Ireland (@ElectricIreland) April 11, 2023
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