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Peadar Mogan in action in Croke Park last Sunday
Donegal star Peadar Mogan has once again been nominated for the GAA Player of the Month for his outstanding performances throughout June.
This comes three days after the St Naul's man delivered a Man of the Match performance against Louth during the All-Ireland quarter-final in Croke Park last Sunday, with the Donegal defender scoring 0-5 points, which brings his tally to 0-13 for the season.
Mogan was most recently named Player of the Month for May, which came just a month after his half-back teammate Ryan McHugh received the honour in April.
The Donegal star is one of three nominations for this award with Armagh's Conor Turbitt and Galway's Dylan McHugh also named.
Jim McGuinness's side will face Galway in two weeks in what will be the county's first All-Ireland semi-final since 2014.
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