It's open to all county playing surfaces outside Croke Park.
O'Connor Park is one of five playing surfaces outside of Croke Park in the running for a distinguished award.
The GAA launched the programme of recognition a few years ago to encourage groundspeople to bring up the overall standard of surfaces in Ireland.
Cork's Pairc Ui Caoimh, Waterford's Walsh Park, Pairc Tealteann in Navan and Kilkenny's Nowlan Park are the other stadia nominated.
It's a hat-tip to the work of groundsman Jim Kelly and his staff in Offaly GAA's HQ by the National Pitch Work Group
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