The Mayo forward has been subjected to heavy criticism from some since the All-Ireland final replay loss to Dublin, and being nominated for an All Star last week.
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Some of the criticism has bordered on abuse, as if contending with the one-point loss to Dublin wasn't enough for the 26-year-old.
However, O'Shea isn't hiding from his critics.
The Breaffy captain posted a heartfelt message on Monday evening, thanking the people of Mayo for their support and vowed to keep working towards the county's "ultimate goal."
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