Maeve Mulholland won Dual Player of the Year. This category was sponsored by Sayvale
Loughgiel's Annie Lynn was honoured while Zara Doherty, second from right, represented her sister Molly Woulahan
Seamus McAleenan received a merit award on behalf of Brídíní Oga manager Chris Dornan.
Maria O'Neill won the Ladies Footballer of the Year award sponsored by CopyText
Johnny Campbell was named camogie manager of the year
Clare McKillop won the prestigious camogie player of the year award, sponsored by Creagh Concrete
Sarah McCannn, second from right, represented Moneyglass ladies who received a merit award in the Club of the year category sponsored by Kingsbridge
Domhnall Nugent was named in the goalkeeper spot in our Hurling Team of the Year sponsored by ACS Civils
St John's hurler, Oisin MacManus, second from right, was named in our Hurling Team of the Year
Loughgiel's Emma McAllister received an award for her place in the Camogie Team of the Year sponsored by Anamore
Jaime Woulahan, second from right, named in our camogie team of the year sposnsored by Anamore
Brídíní Óga's Bronagh Laverty and Loughgiel's Clare McKillop were on our camogie team of the year
Johnny Campbell represented Róisín McCormick who was named on our camogie team of the year
Gaelic Life Hall of Fame winner for 2026, Gregory O'Kane, pictured with his wife, Oonagh. MC 8
Moneyglass's Aine Devlin was named on the Ladies Football team sponsored by Murphy's Gloves
Caitlin Graffin, second from right, was named on the Ladies Football team of the Year
Moneyglass's Maria O'Neill took her place on our Ladies Football Team of the Year's half-forward line sponsored by Murphy's Gloves
REPRESENTATIVES from Loughgiel, Moneyglass, Brídíní Óga, St John’s and Dunloy were among the big winners at last Friday’s Gaelic Life awards at the Hillgrove Hotel in Monaghan.
Dunloy legend Gregory O’Kane was inducted into the John Morrison Hall of Fame, while Moneyglass’s Maria O’Neill. Loughgiel’s Clare McKillop and Glenravel’s Maeve Mulholland also won three of the night’s biggest prizes.
Maria was named as our Ladies Footballer of the year while Clare McKillop landed the Camogie Player of the Year. Maeve Mulholland was named as Dual Player of the Year for her outstanding performances for Brídíní Óga and Con Magees in 2025. Loughgiel camogie manager Johnny Campbell, meanwhile, clinched the Camogie Manager of the Year.
Six Moneyglass players were named on the Ladies Football Team of the Year – namely Maria O’Neill, Aine Devlin, Caitlin Graffin, Niamh McIntosh, Sarah O’Neill and Cathy Carey.
Loughgiel quintet Emma McAllister, Annie Lynn, Clare McKillop, Amy Boyle Róisín McCormick made the Camogie Team of the Year alongside Brídíní Oga’s Bronagh Laverty and Jaime and Holly Woulahan. Their manager Chris Dornan received a merit award in the camogie manager category.
2025 was also a memorable season for the St John’s hurlers and Domhnall Nugent and Oisin McManus were named on our Hurling Team of the Year. Moneyglass also received a merit award in the Club of the Year Category.
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