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O’Callaghan leads winners at club player of the year awards
CON O’CALLAGHAN OF Cuala, Louise Ward of Kilkerrin-Clonberne, Andrew Jamieson-Murphy of Na Fianna and Niamh McGrath of Sarsfields have been named as the AIB Club Players of the Year for 2024/25.
The winners were announced at an event in Croke Park on Friday night.
O’Callaghan was named AIB GAA Football Club Player of the Year after playing a pivotal role in Cuala winning their first ever All-Ireland football title.
In winning the All-Ireland title, Con joined an illustrious list of dual hurling and football All-Ireland Club winners, having previously won the Hurling Club All-Ireland with Cuala in 2017 and 2018.
The AIB Camogie Club Player of the Year is Sarsfields midfielder Niamh McGrath.
McGrath, who gave birth to her first child just 10 months before the All-Ireland final, put in a player of the match performance in the decider, dominating the midfield exchanges and scoring six points.
McGrath previously picked up the award in 2022/23 after helping Sarsfielsd win their third All-Ireland title in four years.
The AIB GAA Hurling Club Player of the Year is Na Finna sharpshooter Andrew Jamieson-Murphy, who hit victory-sealing goals in their quarter final and final victories. These performances were followed up with a memorable stoppage time winning point in the All-Ireland semi-final against Loughrea. He saved the best performance for the All-Ireland Final, where he scored five points from play and took home the player of the match award. Overall, Andrew finished the campaign with a tally of 2-15, helping Na Fianna to their first AIB GAA Hurling Club All-Ireland title.
The AIB Ladies Gaelic Football Club Player of the Year is Kilkerrin-Clonberne’s Louise Ward. The centre forward kicked an important point against Westport in the Connacht final and followed it up with a point in the All-Ireland final, as Kilkerrin-Clonberne claimed their fourth consecutive AIB All-Ireland Senior Club Championship title.
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