The All-Star panel includes players from eight different counties, with three newcomers representing Ulster regions for the first time.
Dynamic Armagh wing-back Jarly Og Burns was selected after assisting his county to claim an Ulster title following an 18-year drought.
Tyrone midfielder Conn Kilpatrick earned a spot for his performances while playing for Derry City and Strabane District Council's Red Hands club.
Skilful Monaghan wing-forward Stephen O'Hanlon is also among the honours recipients, marking his first inclusion in such a list.
The selection process saw 11 players total named as winners, with Mayo forming the core of the achievement.
Westmeath captain Ronan Wallace was recognised for leading the Lake County side to their inaugural Leinster Senior Football Championship victory in two decades.
Louth's Dara McDonnell is included at centre-back after starring in his county's campaign reaching the All-Ireland semi-finals.
McDonnell faces competition from McDonald and Beirne for the Young Footballer of the Year award this season.
The honours reflect a diverse group of talent across Northern Ireland, celebrating both club and county success.
This marks a significant moment for Derry football as the city celebrates its return to the All-Ireland stage after a long absence.