Do you agree with the Leinster and Munster final man-of-the-match awards?

THE FIRST PROVINCIAL senior finals of 2016 took place yesterday in Croke Park and Fitzgerald Stadium.

Kilkenny and Kerry lifted the trophies with Cats midfielder Conor Fogarty and Kingdom attacker Paul Geaney rewarded for their displays by claiming the man-of-the-match awards last night on The Sunday Game.

Conor Fogarty with Padraic Mannion Morgan Treacy / INPHO Kilkenny's Conor Fogarty in action against Galway's Padraic Mannion Morgan Treacy / INPHO / INPHO

Paul Geaney scores a goal Cathal Noonan / INPHO Paul Geaney shoots home Kerry's third goal against Tipperary Cathal Noonan / INPHO / INPHO

Fogarty shot 0-3 as the Cats came from behind in the second half to see off Galway in Croke Park as they lifted the Bob O’Keeffe Cup. The Erins Own man saw off the other nominees in teammate Jonjo Farrell and Galway’s Cathal Mannion.

Geaney struck 2-3 for Kerry in a devastating attacking display that saw him get the nod ahead of Kerry teammate Paul Murphy and Tipperary’s Robbie Kiely.

Great to see Conor Fogarty getting some long overdue recognition #keyplayer in the KK setup
— Eddie Brennan (@NedzerB13) July 3, 2016

Eddie Brennan / Twitter

Congrats Conor - well played and very well deserved @KilkennyCLG pic.twitter.com/bbSmxYMfGz
— Erins Own (@ErinsOwnGaa) July 3, 2016

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Deir Micheal O Muircheartaigh ná feaca sé taispeántas nós Paul Geaney riamh i gCíll Airne @DingleGAA
— Helen Ní Shé (@MuintirShe) July 4, 2016

Helen Ni Shé / Twitter

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