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Advertisement He is among seven DCU representatives on the team of the year, which includes Dublin footballers Greg McEneaney and Alex Gavin. Runners-up UCD have four players featured, while there are two each from losing semi-finalists TU Dublin and Ulster University. Apart from Dublin and Meath, Leitrim are the other county with multiple representatives in Barry McNulty (UCD) and Tom Prior (DCU). 2025 Electric Ireland Sigerson Cup Team of the Year 1. Killian Roche, UCD/Laois 2. Niall Carolan, TU Dublin/Cavan 3. Alex Gavin, DCU DÉ/Dublin 4. Bryan Masterson, DCU DÉ/Longford 5. Eoghan O’Connor Flanagan, DCU DÉ/Dublin 6. Fionan O’Brien, UU/Fermanagh 7. Ciarán Caulfield, DCU DÉ/Meath *POTY 8. Ethan Dunne, DCU DÉ/Dublin 9. Eoin McEvoy, UU/Derry 10. Greg McEneaney, DCU DÉ/Dublin 11. Barry McNulty, UCD/Leitrim 12. Ryan O’Toole, UCD/Monaghan 13. Tom Prior, DCU DÉ/Leitrim 14. Jordan Morris, TU Dublin/Meath 15. 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