Carlow captain Darragh Foley is adamant that a prolonged run in the championship could see some of their players recognised on a national level.
The Barrowsiders pulled off a big surprise last Sunday when defeating Wexford in the Leinster SFC. Their 'prize' for that win is a quarterfinal clash against reigning All-Ireland champions Dublin.
Carlow produced an excellent all-round performance, but the likes of Paul Broderick, who scored 0-10, and midfielder Brendan Murphy were exceptional.
And Foley told the Carlow Nationalist that if the likes of those two get more exposure on a national stage, then they could receive the recognition they deserve.
"Hopefully it brings some exposure to some of our footballers," said Foley. "Paul Broderick for example, if we got a run in the championship Paul Broderick could be nominated for an All-Star, the same with Brendan Murphy.
"A run like that gets them boys recognised because they deserve it."
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