Camogie All Stars Awards

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The Camogie All Star Awards are awarded every year to players of the Irish stick and ball team sport of camogie, picked in the 15 traditional positions on the field of play: that is, goalkeeper, three full-backs, three half-backs, two midfields, three half-forwards and three full-forwards. [1]

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The scheme originated as an independent initiative sponsored by a hotel group, and those picks were made in 2003. [2] The Camogie Association became involved in 2004. [3] O'Neill's are the present title sponsors of the awards.

The leading awards winner is Gemma O'Connor of Cork with eleven awards. A prize for Manager of the Year is also given as part of the Camogie All Stars Awards. The reigning 2024 Manager of the Year is Ger Manley of Cork, who led his team to the 2024 All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship.

Past winners

2000s

2004

Aoife Murray (Cork), Suzanne Kelly (Tipperary), Una O'Dwyer (Tipperary), Áine Codd (Wexford), Mary Leacy (Wexford), Ciara Gaynor (Tipperary), Therese Brophy (Tipperary), Kate Kelly (Wexford), Gemma O'Connor (Cork), Jennifer O'Leary (Cork), Maureen McAleenan (Down), Clare Grogan (Tipperary), Anne-Marie Hayes (Galway), Deirdre Hughes (Tipperary), Sinéad Millea (Kilkenny) [4]

List of nominees

2005

Jovita Delaney (Tipperary), Sinéad Cahalan (Galway), Catherine O'Loughlin (Wexford), Julie Kirwan (Tipperary), Anna Geary (Cork), Mary O'Connor (Cork), Therese Maher (Galway), Gemma O'Connor (Cork), Cara Lucey (Dublin), Jennifer O'Leary (Cork), Rachel Maloney (Cork), Clare Grogan (Tipperary), Eimear McDonnell (Tipperary), Catherine O'Loughlin (Clare), Emer Dillon (Cork) [5]

List of nominees

2006

Jovita Delaney (Tipperary), Regina McGlynn (Galway), Suzanne Kelly (Tipperary), Rena Buckley (Cork), Philly Fogarty (Tipperary), Mary O'Connor (Cork), Anna Geary (Cork), Gemma O'Connor (Cork), Kate Kelly (Wexford), Joanne Ryan (Tipperary), Briege Corkery (Cork), Jennifer O'Leary (Cork), Imelda Kennedy (Kilkenny), Laoise O'Hara (Dublin), Veronica Curtin (Galway) [6]

List of nominees

2007

Mags Darcy (Wexford), Emer Branigan (Dublin), Catríona O'Loughlin (Wexford), Rosie Collins (Limerick), Rena Buckley (Cork), Mary Leacy (Wexford) Cathriona Foley (Cork), Gemma O'Connor (Cork), Philly Fogarty (Tipperary), Veronica Curtin (Galway), Aisling Diamond (Derry), Jennifer O'Leary (Cork), Kate Kelly (Wexford), Clare Grogan (Tipperary), Una Leacy (Wexford) [7]

List of nominees

2008

Aoife Murray (Cork), Catríona Foley (Cork), Catríona O'Loughlin (Wexford), Trish O'Halloran (Tipperary), Michaela Morgan (Offaly), Sinéad Cahalan (Galway), Gemma O'Connor (Cork), Briege Corkery (Cork), Orla Cotter (Cork), Jessica Gill (Galway), Therse Maher (Galway), Aoife Neary (Kilkenny), Sile Burns (Cork), Rachel Maloney (Cork), Jane Adams (Antrim) [8]

List of nominees

2009

Aoife Murray (Cork), Regina McGlynn (Galway), Catríona Foley (Cork), Jacqui Frisby (Kilkenny), Anne-Marie Hayes (Galway), Mary O'Connor (Cork), Elaine Aylward (Kilkenny), Briege Corkery (Cork), Ann Dalton (Kilkenny), Katie Power (Kilkenny), Gemma O'Connor (Cork), Therese Maher (Galway), Aoife Neary (Kilkenny), Gráinne McGoldrick (Derry), Rachel Maloney (Cork) [9]

List of nominees

2010s

2010

Mags D'Arcy (Wexford), Claire O'Connor (Wexford), Catríona O'Loughlin (Wexford), Niamh Kilkenny (Galway), Regina McGlynn (Galway), Mary Leacy (Wexford), Anna Geary (Cork), Orla Kilkenny (Galway), Ann Dalton (Kilkenny), Katie Kelly (Wexford), Una Leacy (Wexford), Berda Hanney (Galway), Katrina Parrock (Wexford), Ursula Jacob (Wexford), Aislinn Connolly (Galway) [10]

List of nominees

2011

Susan Earner (Galway); Clare O'Connor (Wexford), Catríona O'Loughlin (Wexford); Lorraine Ryan (Galway), Anne-Marie Hayes, (Galway), Therse Maher (Galway); Anna Geary (Cork), Niamh Kilkenny (Galway), Jill Horan (Tipperary), Katie Kelly (Wexford), Una Leacy (Wexford), Jennifer O'Leary (Cork), Katrina Parrack (Wexford), Ursula Jacob (Wexford), Berda Hanney (Galway) [11]

List of nominees

2012

Aoife Murray (Cork), Clare O'Connor (Wexford), Catríona O'Loughlin (Wexford), Sheila O'Sullivan (Offaly), Pamela Mackey (Cork), Gemma O'Connor (Cork), Deirde Codd (Wexford), Niamh Kilkenny (Galway), Jennifer O'Leary (Cork), Katie Kelly (Wexford), Niamh McGrath (Galway), Briege Corkery (Cork), Katriona Mackey (Cork), Ursula Jacob (Wexford), Katrina Parrack (Wexford)

List of nominees

2013

Susan Earner (Galway), Mairead Power (Kilkenny), Sarah Dervan (Galway), Lorraine Ryan (Galway), Edna Keane (Kilkenny), Therse Maher (Galway), Chloe Morey (Clare), Niamh (Kilkenny), Jennifer O'Leary (Cork), Katie Power (Kilkenny), Niamh McGrath (Galway), Katie Kelly (Wexford), Shelly Farrell (Kilkenny), Elaine Darmody (Offaly), Ailish O'Reilly (Galway) [12]

List of nominees

2014

Aoife Murray (Cork), Joanne O'Callaghan (Cork), Máire McGrath (Clare), Sarah Dervan, (Galway), Emer O’Sullivan (Cork), Gemma O'Connor (Cork), Collette Dormer (Kilkenny), Rena Buckley (Cork), Ann Dalton (Kilkenny), Jennifer O'Leary (Cork), Orla Cotter (Cork), Briege Corkery (Cork), Michelle Quilty (Kilkenny), Ursula Jacob (Wexford), Caitríona Mackey (Cork)

List of nominees

2015

Aoife Murray (Cork), Pamela Mackey (Cork), Sarah Dervan (Galway), Heather Cooney (Galway), Rena Buckley (Cork), Gemma O'Connor (Cork), Lorraine Ryan (Galway), Niamh Kilkenny (Galway), (Galway), Ashling Thompson (Cork), Orla Cotter (Cork), Niamh McGrath (Galway), Katie Kelly (Wexford), Briege Corkery (Cork), Molly Dunne (Galway), Ailish O'Reilly (Galway)

List of nominees

2016

Emma Kavanagh (Kilkenny), Pamela Mackey (Cork), Sarah Dervan (Galway), Collette Dormer (Kilkenny), Rebecca Henelly (Galway), Ann Dalton (Kilkenny), Meighan Farrell (Kilkenny), Orla Cotter (Cork), Miriam Walsh (Kilkenny), Dense Gaule (Kilkenny), Julieanne Malone (Kilkenny), Aoife Donohue (Galway), Michelle Quilty (Kilkenny), Katie Kelly (Wexford), Caitríona Mackey (Cork)

List of nominees

2017

Aoife Murray (Cork), Rena Buckley (Cork), Catherine Foley (Kilkenny), Laura Treacey (Cork), Gemma O'Connor (Cork), Ann Dalton (Kilkenny), Emer O'Sullivan (Cork), Meighan Farrell (Kilkenny), Ashling Thompson (Cork), Caitríona Mackey (Cork), Katie Power (Kilkenny), Orla Cotter (Cork), Ailish O'Reilly (Galway), Aisling Maher (Dublin), Aoife Donoghue (Galway)

List of nominees

2018

*Player was picked before
Pos.PlayerTeam
GK Colours of Cork.svg Aoife Murray Cork
RCB Colours of Kilkenny.svg Grace Walsh Kilkenny
FB Colours of Galway.svg Sarah Dervan Galway
LCB Colours of Cork.svg Pamela Mackey Cork
RWB Colours of Cork.svg Hannah Looney Cork
CB Colours of Kilkenny.svg Ann Dalton Kilkenny
LWB Colours of Cork.svg Chloe Sigerson Cork
MD Colours of Cork.svg Gemma O'Connor Cork
MD Colours of Kilkenny.svg Meighan Farrell Kilkenny
RWF Colours of Cork.svg Orla Cotter Cork
CF Colours of Kilkenny.svg Katie Power Kilkenny
LWF Colours of Kilkenny.svg Denise Gaule Kilkenny
RCF Colours of Cork.svg Katriona Mackey Cork
FF Colours of Tipperary.svg Cáit Devane Tipperary
LCF Colours of Waterford.svg Beth Carton Waterford

List of nominees

2019

Sarah Healy (Galway), Shauna Healy (Galway), Sarah Dervan (Galway), Edwina Keane (Kilkenny), Heather Cooney (Galway), Claire Phelan (Kilkenny), Lorraine Bray (Waterford), Aoife Donoghue (Galway), Niamh Kilkenny (Galway), Niamh Mulcahy (Limerick), Dense Gaule (Kilkenny), Amy O'Connor (Cork), Michelle Quilty (Kilkenny), Ailish O’Reilly (Galway), Beth Cartoon (Waterford) [13]

List of nominees

2020s

2020

Áine Slattery (Tipperary); Shauna Healy (Galway), Clare Phelan (Kilkenny), Mary Ryan (Tipperary); Hannah Looney (Cork), Karen Kennedy (Tipperary), Davina Tobin (Kilkenny); Chloe Sigerson (Cork), Grace Walsh (Kilkenny); Niamh Rocket (Waterford), Orlaith Cronin (Cork), Denise Gaule (Kilkenny); Orla McGrath (Galway), Miriam Walsh (Kilkenny), Ann Dalton (Kilkenny) [14]

2021

Sarah Healy (Galway); Shauna Healy (Galway), Sarah Dervan (Galway), Davina Tóibín (Kilkenny); Megan Farrell (Kilkenny), Laura Treacey (Cork), Laura Hayes (Cork); Niamh Kilkenny (Galway), Hannah Looney (Cork); Aoife Donoghue (Galway), Katie Nolan (Kilkenny), Denise Gaule (Kilkenny); Siobhan McGrath (Galway), Orla McGrath (Galway), Ailish O' Reilly (Galway)

2022

Aoife Norris (Kilkenny); Libby Coppinger (Cork); Gracie Walsh (Kilkenny); Shauna Healy (Galway); Laura Murphy (Kilkenny); Clare Phelan (Kilkenny); Saoirse McCarthy (Cork); Ashling Thompson (Cork); Lorraine Bray (Waterford); Denise Gaule (Kilkenny); Beth Carton (Waterford); Julianne Malone (Kilkenny); Katie Nolan (Kilkenny); Caitríona Mackey (Cork)

2023

Amy Lee (Cork); Vicki Falconer (Waterford); Libby Coppinger (Cork); Roisin Black (Galway); Karen Kennedy (Tipperary); Laura Treacy (Cork); Meabh Cahalane (Cork); Saoirse McCarthy (Cork); Lorraine Bray (Waterford); Hannah Looney (Cork); Beth Carton (Waterford); Denise Gaule (Kilkenny); Amy O'Connor (Cork); Kathrina Mackey (Cork); Cait Devine (Tipperary);

2024

Amy Lee (Cork); Dervla Higgins (Galway); Roisin Black (Galway); Pamela Mackey (Cork); Laura Hayes (Cork); Laura Treacy (Cork); Claire Gannon (Dublin); Ashling Thompson (Cork); Aoife Donohue Dervla Higgins (Galway); Saoirse McCarthy (Cork); Karen Kennedy (Tipperary); Carrie Dalton (Galway); Niamh Mallon (Galway); Kathrina Mackey (Cork); Amy O'Connor (Cork);

Unofficial 2003 picks

They were not All Stars, but referred to as "lynchpin". This was an independent initiative, sponsored by a hotel group.

Jovita Delaney (Tipperary), Rosie Collins (Limerick), Una O'Dyer (Tipperary), Stephanie Dunlea (Cork), Mary O'Connor (Cork), Ciara Gaynor (Tipperary), Therese Brophy (Tipperary), Vera Sheehan (Limerick), Jane Adams (Antrim), Emer Dillon (Cork), Clare Grogan (Tipperary), Eileen O'Brien (Limerick), Emer O'Donnell (Tipperary), Deidre Hughes (Tipperary), Fiona O'Driscoll (Cork) [15]

Note that three of the players (Dunlea, O'Driscoll and Sheehan) never got an All Star. It took Mary O'Connor until 2006 to get one. It took Collins until 2007 to get hers, while it took Jane Adam until 2008 to get hers.

Manager of the Year

Other awards

Player of the Year

This has had various sponsors.

The Irish Independent sports star of the week, selected by newspaper sports staff, was traditionally accorded to a camogie player once each year on the week of the All-Ireland final. Annual Cúchulainn All Star awards were introduced as part of the first Gaelic Weekly All star awards scheme, initiated by a group of sportswriters led by Mick Dunne and awarded on the same selectorial basis as the Gaelic football and hurling All Stars are today, though without a major sponsor. They were awarded to two camogie players in 1964–7, reduced to one in 1968–9. The camogie selectors for 1964 were Maeve Gilroy, Kathleen Mills and Lil O'Grady, and those of 1965 were Kathleen O'Duffy, Síghle Nic an Ultaigh and Eithne Neville. In the 1970s, the GAA Player of the month scheme, awarded one of its monthly awards, usually in November, to a camogie player. The scheme, initiated by sports journalist and historian David Guiney and also selected by sportswriters, became an effective player of the year award[ original research? ] under three successive sponsors, B+I Line, Irish Nationwide and Eircell. The camogie player of the year was revived as part of the Powerscreen all star award scheme in and an official player of the year award was introduced in 2005.

Texaco Award

This is selected by the sports editors of national newspapers in 10 nominated sports each year. Camogie has been chosen on six occasions.

Non-senior awards

Soaring stars

In 2009, soaring stars were brought in, as a way to pick even weaker players from the junior grades and to keep them separate from the main award scheme.

2009

Audrey Kenny (Offaly), Fiona Stevens (Offaly), Eimer Moynan (Laois), Karen Brady (Offaly), Karen Tinney (Down), Michaela Morgan (Offaly), Louise Donohoe (Meath), Louise Mahoney (Laois), Niamh Coyle (Roscommon), Aileen Watkins (Offaly), Catherina McCourty (Down), Aine Lyons (Waterford), Susie Carroll (Kildare), Karen Kelly (Waterford), Elaine Darmody (Offaly)

2010

Carolyn Connaughton (Roscommon), Ronagh Tierney (Antrim), Shauna Curran (Waterford), Regina Gormley (Kildare), Fiona Carr (Down), Jenny Simpson (Waterford), Breda Murray (Armagh), Kerrie O'Neill (Antrim), Michaela Connery (Antrim), Aine Lyons (Waterford), Shannon Grahame (Antrim), Sara-Lou Fitzgerald (Laois), Jane Adams (Antrim), Jane Dillon (Meath)

2011

Ashling O'Brien (Waterford), Emma Hannon (Waterford), Jenny Simpson (Waterford), Orlaith Maginn (Down), Aine Keogan (Meath), Fiona Carr (Down), Grainne Kennelly (Waterford), Tricia Jackman (Waterford), Pamela Greville (Westmeath), Catherina McCourty (Down), Nicole Morrissey (Waterford), Jane Dillon (Meath), Colette McSorley (Armagh), Karen Kelly (Waterford), Niamh Mallon (Down)

2012

Emma Mongan (Meath), Karen Tinney (Down), Clara Coffey (Meath), Fiona O'Neill (Meath), Lisa McCrickard (Down), Sara-Lou Fitzgerald (Laois), Aoife Thompson (Meath), Catherina McCourty (Down), Kristine Tory (Meath), Susie Carroll (Kildare), Jane Dillon (Meath), Aileen Donnellan (Meath), Niamh Mallon (Down), Sinead Hackett (Meath), Sara-Lou Carr (Down)

2013

Lauren Dunne (Laois), Karen Tinney (Down), Aoife Trant (Kildare), Katie Ahern (Offaly), Ashling Dunphy (Laois), Sara-Lou Fitzgerald (Laois), Angie Lehane (Kildare), Carolyn Canning (Dublin, Orlaith Bambury (Kildare), Clodagh Finn (Kildare), Siobhan Hurley (Kildare), Louise Mahoney (Laois), Denise McGrath (Westmeath), Susie Carroll (Kildare), Niamh Dullard (Laois)

2014

Lauren Dunne (Laois), Karen Tinney (Down), Ciara McGeever (Down), Deirdre Johnston (Dublin) Eimer Delaney (Laois), Lisa McAliskey (Down), Fiona Carr (Down), Dinah Loughlin (Westmeath), Karen McMullan, (Down), Annette McGeeney (Roscommon), Sara-Lou Fitzgerald (Laois), Catherina McCourty (Down), Niamh Mallon (Down), Niamh Dullard (Laois), Kelley Hopkins (Roscommon)

2015

Sue Spillane (Roscommon), Rachel Fitzmaurice (Roscommon), Laura-Mary Meagher (Laois), Dinah Loughlin (Westmeath), Louise Mahoney (Laois), Sara-Lou Fitzgerald (Laois), Pamela Greville (Westmeath)

2016

Keira Donnellan (Armagh), Breda Murray (Armagh), Ellen Treacy (Carlow), Ciara Quirke (Carlow), Kelley Hopkins (Roscommon), Dinah Loughlin (Westmeath)

2017

Lauren Doherty (Westmeath), Caoimhe Crossman (Westmeath), Aoife Bugler (Dublin) Dinah Loughlin (Westmeath)

2018

Deirdre Johnston (Dublin), Caragh Dawson (Dublin), Dinah Loughlin (Westmeath)

Intermediate soaring stars

2010

Elaine Darmody (Offaly), Michaela Morgan (Offaly), Ciara O'Connell (Wexford)

2011

Ciara O'Connell (Wexford), Frances Doran (Wexford), Jane Adams (Antrim)

2012

Sinead Cassidy (Derry), Katy McAneny (Derry), Sarah No one (Galway)

2013

Becca Henelly (Galway), Niamh Mulcahy (Limerick), Paula Kenny (Galway)

2014

Niamh Mulcahy, (Limerick), Caoimhe Costelloe, (Limerick), Cathriona Foley (Kilkenny)

2015

Susie Carroll (Kildare), Melissa Lyons (Kildare), Lorraine Bray (Waterford), Beth Cartoon (Waterford), Trisha Jackman (Waterford), Jane Dillon (Meath)

2016

Jennifer Clifford (Kilkenny), Keira Holden (Kilkenny), Linda Collins (Cork), Chloe Sigerson (Cork), Ashling Burke (Laois), Jane Dillon (Meath)

2017

Emily Mangan (Meath), Sarah Harrington (Cork), Clara Coffey (Meath), Niamh Ní Chaoimh (Cork), Emma Brannon (Carlow), Sarah Buckley (Cork), Eimear O'Reilly (Kildare), Meghan Thynne (Meath), Caoimhe McCarthy (Cork), Ann Gaffney (Meath), Aoife Minnock (Meath), Jane Dillon (Meath)

2018

Amy Lee (Cork), Leah West (Cork), Sarah Harrington (Cork), Alannah Savage (Down), Fiona Carr (Down), Jennifer Bray (Cork), Katie Hickey (Cork), Paula Cribbin (Down), Jennifer Crace (Tipperary), Saoirse McCarthy (Cork), Niamh Mallon (Down), Sara-Louise Carr (Down), Catriona Collins (Cork)

2019

Laura Glynn (Galway), Nicola Kelly (Down), Fiona Leavy (Wetsmeath), Sabina Larkin (Tipperary), Patricia Diggin (Kerry), Mairead McCormick (Wetsmeath), Sheila McGrath (Wetsmeath), Meghan Dowdall (Wetsmeath), Pamela Greville (Wetsmeath), Tara Routledge (Galway)

2022

Aine Grahame (Antrim), Clara Hickey (Galway), Clara Donohue (Galway), Aishling Moloney (Cork), Kate Manning (Galway), Lisa Casserley (Galway), Grainne McNichol (Derry), Jennifer Hughes (Galway), Emma Laverty (Antrim), Joanne Cassidy (Cork), Kate Gilchrest (Galway), Aoife Minnock (Meath), Dervla Cosgrave (Antrim), Niamh McPeak (Galway), Laura Homan (Cork)

2023

Niamh Gribben (Derry); Niamh Quinn Derry); Clara Coffey (Meath); Sophie Payne (Meath);Lauren McKenna Derry); Aoife Ni Chaiside Derry); Ellen Casey (Clare); Dervla O'Kane Derry); Aoife Minnock (Meath); Mairead McNicholl (Derry); Aine McAllister (Derry); Amy Gaffney (Meath); Aoife Shaw (Derry); Caoimhe Cahill (Tipperary); Jean Kelly (Tipperary);

2024

Cliona Murphy (Kilkenny), Emma Flanagan (Cork), Niamh O’Leary (Cork), Aoife Barrett (Cork), Mairead Kennedy (Kilkenny), Clodagh Tynan (Laois), Hannah Scott (Kilkenny), Danielle Morrissey (Kilkenny), Tara McCarthy (Cork), Cliona O’Callaghan (Cork), Laura Homan (Cork), Gracie Teehan (Offaly), Jennifer Crace (Tipperary), Aimee Collier (Laois), Jackie Hogan (Kerry)

Intermediate player of the year

Junior player of the year

A player from the weakest junior grades is picked for this.


International player of the year

(Awarded in 2004, discontinued). 2004 Annette McGeeney from Roscommon and Sligo IT. The other nominees were Róisin O'Neill (Britain) and Rosie O'Reilly (USA).

Youth awards

The first "Young Player of the Year" type award was the Elvery's Cup for “Miss Camogie”. This was much in the tradition of a pageant, and, in 1971, Patricia Morrissey, the UCD Ashbourne Cup-winning captain, took the title of Miss Camogie. Another short-lived young player of the year award, sponsored by Levi's, was taken by Clare Cronin from Cork in 1976. An official award was first given out in 2004.

See also

References

  1. ↑ Moran, Mary (2011). A Game of Our Own: The History of Camogie. Dublin, Ireland: An Cumann Camógaíochta. p. 460.
  2. ↑ Camogie LynchPins Team of 2003 Archived February 27, 2012, at the Wayback Machine
  3. ↑ Origins of Awards Archived December 3, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
  4. ↑ 2004 winners Archived December 3, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
  5. ↑ 2005 winners Archived December 3, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
  6. ↑ 2006 winners Archived December 3, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
  7. ↑ 2007 winners Archived December 3, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
  8. ↑ / 2008 winners Archived October 3, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
  9. ↑ / 2009 winners Archived October 3, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
  10. ↑ RTE website report on Camogie All-Stars Archived November 8, 2010, at the Wayback Machine
  11. ↑ RTE online Nov 5 2011 Archived November 8, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
  12. ↑ "Galway lead the way at Camogie All Stars awards". rte.ie. 4 November 2013. Retrieved 7 November 2013.
  13. ↑ "All-Ireland Champions Galway Dominate Camogie All-Stars". 10 October 2019. Pamela Greville of Westmeath was the recipient of the Intermediate accolade whilst Kerry's Patricia Diggin was chosen as the Junior Players' Player of the Year.
  14. ↑ "Camogie All-Stars 2020: Kilkenny lead way in team of the year as Denise Gaule named as the standout player". Sky Sports. 7 March 2021. Retrieved 18 June 2021.
  15. ↑ 2003 Lynchpin awards report in Irish Independent November 26 2003 and comment on anfearrua.com Archived February 27, 2012, at the Wayback Machine
  16. 1 2 Lawlor, Damian (7 September 2023). "Brian Dowling set to be new Kildare hurling manager". RTÉ. As well as putting player welfare to the fore, he landed those two All-Ireland titles, won the camogie Manager of the Year award in both of those seasons and also led the side to a Division 1 title in 2021 as well as four Leinster senior titles.
  17. ↑ "Senior Manager: Cathal Murray". Archived from the original on 23 January 2025.
  18. ↑ "Matthew Twomey is named as camogie manager of the year". 25 September 2023.
  19. ↑ "Cork manager Ger Manley honoured for leading Cork to All-Ireland success". RTÉ. 24 September 2024.
  20. ↑ Eircell award report in Irish Times Archived October 21, 2012, at the Wayback Machine
  21. ↑ Eircell award report in Irish Independent
  22. ↑ AIB award confined to Munster players, Irish Independent Dec 6 2002
  23. ↑ "All-Ireland Champions Galway Dominate Camogie All-Stars". 10 October 2019. Pamela Greville of Westmeath was the recipient of the Intermediate accolade whilst Kerry's Patricia Diggin was chosen as the Junior Players' Player of the Year.
  24. ↑ "Camogie All-Stars 2020: Kilkenny lead way in team of the year as Denise Gaule named as the standout player". Sky Sports. 7 March 2021.
  25. ↑ "All-Ireland Champions Galway Dominate Camogie All-Stars". 10 October 2019. Pamela Greville of Westmeath was the recipient of the Intermediate accolade whilst Kerry's Patricia Diggin was chosen as the Junior Players' Player of the Year.
  26. ↑ "Gaule Wins Player Of The Year As Kilkenny Dominate Camogie All-Stars". 7 March 2021. Niamh Mallon of Down was the recipient of the Intermediate accolade whilst Armagh's Clara Donnelly was chosen as the Junior Players' Player of the Year.
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