ALL-IRELAND champions Galway dominate the list of winners for the 2025 PwC Camogie All-Stars Awards.

Eight players from the county feature, while beaten finalists, Cork, won five All-Stars.

Tipperary and Waterford have one award each — Mairéad Eviston for the Premier County and the Déise attacker Beth Carton. 

The GPA Camogie Player of the Year awards were also confirmed.

Galway’s Aoife Donohue was crowned the GPA Camogie Senior Player of the Year.

Grace Teehan of Offaly was GPA Camogie Intermediate Player of the Year.

And Laois’ Aimée Collier was named the GPA Camogie Premier Junior Player of the Year.

Galway’s Cathal Murray was rewarded with the Camogie Manager of the Year accolade after guiding the team to All-Ireland success for the third time, having previously done so in 2019 and 2021. He also helped the county claim the inaugural U23A All-Ireland title in July.

The 2025 Camogie Soaring Stars, highlighting the standout players from this year’s Premier Junior and Intermediate Championships, were also selected by the All-Stars Committee.

Players from Offaly (6), Kerry (4), Laois (3), and one each from Antrim and Down, were honoured.

2025 PwC Camogie All Stars:

1. Sarah Healy – Galway
2. Shauna Healy – Galway
3. Libby Coppinger – Cork
4. Dervla Higgins – Galway
5. Mairéad Eviston – Tipperary
6. Ciara Hickey – Galway
7. Laura Hayes – Cork
8. Aoife Donohue – Galway
9. Ashling Thompson – Cork
10. Saoirse McCarthy – Cork
11. Beth Carton – Waterford
12. Ailish O’Reilly – Galway
13. Niamh Mallon – Galway
14. Carrie Dolan – Galway
15. Amy O’Connor – Cork

1. Aoife Fitzgerald – Kerry
2. Sharon Shanahan – Offaly
3. Amy Byrne – Offaly
4. Rachel McCarthy – Kerry
5. Orlagh Phelan – Offaly
6. Clodagh Tynan – Laois
7. Dearbhla Magee – Down
8. Patrice Diggin – Kerry
9. Clodagh Leahy – Offaly
10. Grace Teehan – Offaly
11. Roisin McCormick – Antrim
12. Gráinne Delaney – Laois
13. Jackie Horgan – Kerry
14. Mairéad Teehan – Offaly
15. Aimée Collier – Laois