THE  14th annual Gaelic Life Club All-Stars was held last night in a memorable ceremony staged once again by the Hillgrove Hotel in Monaghan.

With Connor Phillips of BBC Radio Ulster returning as MC, the event celebrated gaels throughout the province who made their mark on the club scene in 2024.

With McKeever Sports also on board again as overall sponsor, awards were handed out to all those who made the Men’s, Hurling, Camogie and Ladies Football All-Star teams.

The big individual prizes were also announced on the night to great fanfare.

Errigal Ciaran footballer Ruairi Canavan was named as Men’s Footballer of the Year, while Clann Éireann’s Cait Towe won the Ladies award.

Loughiel star Amy Boyle won the Camogie accolade while Sleacht Néill’s Ruairí Ó Mianáin scooped the Hurler of the Year award.

Errigal Ciaran joint-managers Enda McGinley and Stephen Quinn were named Football Managers of the Year, while Clann Éireann’s Greg McGonigle retained his Ladies Manager award.

Conor Higgins and Ronan McCloskey of Loughgiel won the Camogie award and Sleacht Néill boss Paul McCormack was named as Hurling Manager of the Year.

Clann Éireann were thoroughly deserving recipients of the Club of the Year, Carrickmore star Sorcha Gormley won Dual Player of the Year while Moy’s Francie McQuade was a popular winner of the newly introduced Volunteer of the Year award.

Last but by no means least, Carrickmore ladies legend Eilish Gormley was inducted into the John Morrison Hall of Fame.

Make sure to check out next week’s edition of Gaelic Life for a full supplement commemorating another brilliant All-Stars event.