A three-person shortlist for the LGFA Senior Players' Player of the Year Award includes Armagh's Aimee Mackin, Galway's Olivia Divilly and Kerry captain Siofra O'Shea.
The nominees were chosen by fellow inter-county players who were prohibited from voting for teammates on their own squads.
Mackin contributed five points across twelve games during the All-Ireland series to assist Armagh in reaching the semi-finals.
Divilly added three points in the final match against Kerry, aiding the Tribeswomen's first Brendan Martin Cup victory since 2004.
O'Shea finished as the league's top scorer this season while the winner is set to be revealed in Dublin on Saturday, 14 November.
In addition to the senior category, six Armagh players have been nominated for All-Stars selections within a forty-five player long list.
Galway holds fourteen nominations in that same long list compared to the single nomination each of their opponents received.
The intermediate grade shortlist features Fermanagh's Eimear Smyth and Westmeath's Anna Jones alongside Roscommon's Saoirse Wynne, who was named player of the match in the All-Ireland Intermediate Final.
Maria O'Neill from Antrim, Roisin Bailey and Sara Doyle from Carlow have been selected for the junior Players' Player of the Year Award.
All selections across the three categories were made by peer selection rather than through official administrative decisions or quashing of previous rulings.
The full roster of nominees has now been published by the governing body with no further immediate steps specified beyond the November announcement date.