Louth LGFA Teams of the Year named

The Louth LGFA annual celebration of their clubs was a resounding success, bringing together representatives from all 25 affiliated clubs at the O’Connells GFC complex on Saturday last.

The evening was filled with excitement and anticipation as awards and recognitions were given out to deserving players.

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The sold-out event, now in its 15th year, was hosted by Colum Corrigan, who provided lively entertainment as the winners were announced.

The evening saw a host of talented young players and seasoned veterans alike recognised for their outstanding contribution to Louth LGFA.

The awards ceremony honoured the best of the best, with the top players from the Senior, Intermediate and Junior teams receiving their well-deserved accolades.

A highlight of the evening was the induction of Johann Fedigan into the Hall of Fame, a well-deserved honour for a true legend of the sport.

Additionally, former Louth star Lyn Savage received a special presentation from County Chair Amanda Lane to mark the Cooley natives appointment as CEO of the LGFA,  a testament to her outstanding achievements and dedication to the sport.

The evening was a joyous celebration of Louth LGFA ‘s achievements, showcasing the county’s passion for Gaelic Games and the dedication of its players, coaches and officials with its strong sense of community and camaraderie. The event truly embodied the spirit of the sport.

Louth LGFA Junior Team of the Year

Nicola Downey (Cuchulainn Gaels); Maeve Brennan (Cuchulainn Gaels), Holly O’Donoghue (Dundalk Young Ireland’s), Nessa Reilly (St. Joseph’s); Emma Duffy (Dundalk Young Ireland’s), Lily Campbell (St. Joseph’s); Sophie Everitt (Wolfe Tone’s); Annemarie Breen (St. Joseph’s), Nicole Cunningham (Dreadnots); Yvie Sharkey (Dreadnots), Sarah McDonnell (Dundalk Gaels), Emily Molloy (Dundalk Young Ireland’s); Molly Williams (Dundalk Gaels), Cara Cunningham (Dundalk Gaels), Stephanie Cunningham (Dreadnots).

(Louth LGFA Junior Team of the Year. Photo by Arthur Kinahan)

Louth LGFA Intermediate Team of the Year

Laura Matthews (Naomh Máirtín); Dearbhla O’Connor (St. Mochta’s), Grace Lynch (Stabannon Parnells), Katie Hoey (St. Mochta’s); Grace Hoey (St. Mochta’s), Abigail Martin  (Glyde /Westerns), Katie Sands (St. Mary’s); Rachel O’Connor-Leonard (Glen Emmets), Zara Sweeney (Stabannon Parnells); Aine Carolan (Glen Emmets), Grace Stafford (Glen Emmets), Mischa Rooney (Hunterstown Rovers); Emma Hoey (St. Mochta’s), Aisling Gormley (Stabannon Parnells), Caoimhe Callaghan (Mattock Rangers).

(Louth LGFA Intermediate Team of the Year. Photo by Arthur Kinahan)

Louth LGFA Senior Team of the Year

Rebecca Lambe-Fagan (St. Patrick’s); Moyà Corrigan (St. Fechin’s), Eilish Hand (Geraldine’s) Niamh Butterly (St. Patrick’s); Louise Byrne (Roche Emmets), Michelle McMahon (St. Kevin’s), Kelly Murray (Roche Emmets); Kate Flood (St. Patrick’s), Roisin Maguire (St. Kevin’s); Kodie McEnenany (St. Brides), Ava Briscoe (St. Fechin’s), Ciere Nolan (St. Fechin’s); Hannah Martin (O’Raghallaigh’s), Ciara Woods (Clan Na Gael), Brigh McEnteggart (Kilkerley Emmets).

(Louth LGFA Senior Team of the Year. Photo by Arthur Kinahan)