A NUMBER OF players and manager from the EirGrid GAA Provincial U20 Football Championship have today been recognised for their displays this year.
The awards “look to celebrate the phenomenal performances, commitment and dedication that the players and managers display throughout their respective regional competitions”.
In Leinster, Dublin forward Lorcan O’Dell claimed Player of the Province as he was influential throughout the campaign before winning man of the match as they saw off Laois in the final.
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His manager Tom Gray picked up Manager of the Province for the second year running following the Dubs’ successful title defence.
Kerry forward Ruaidhri Ó Beaglaoich was the stand-out player in the Munster championship — contributing five points in the final as they came back to defeat Cork — while Kingdom boss John Sugrue has been awarded for his efforts.
Galway’s Cathal Sweeney was outstanding in the Connacht final victory over Roscommon and is named Player of the Province, while Donal Ó Fátharta, also Galway, takes the manager’s prize.
Finally, Cormac Munroe is the player singled out in Ulster after showing himself to be a key player for champions Tyrone. Paul Devlin makes it back-to-back provincial titles and also individual awards for his managerial skills.
Kerry manager John Sugrue. James Crombie / INPHO
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Outstanding players and managers of the U20 provincial football championship awarded
A NUMBER OF players and manager from the EirGrid GAA Provincial U20 Football Championship have today been recognised for their displays this year.
The awards “look to celebrate the phenomenal performances, commitment and dedication that the players and managers display throughout their respective regional competitions”.
In Leinster, Dublin forward Lorcan O’Dell claimed Player of the Province as he was influential throughout the campaign before winning man of the match as they saw off Laois in the final.
His manager Tom Gray picked up Manager of the Province for the second year running following the Dubs’ successful title defence.
Kerry forward Ruaidhri Ó Beaglaoich was the stand-out player in the Munster championship — contributing five points in the final as they came back to defeat Cork — while Kingdom boss John Sugrue has been awarded for his efforts.
Galway’s Cathal Sweeney was outstanding in the Connacht final victory over Roscommon and is named Player of the Province, while Donal Ó Fátharta, also Galway, takes the manager’s prize.
Finally, Cormac Munroe is the player singled out in Ulster after showing himself to be a key player for champions Tyrone. Paul Devlin makes it back-to-back provincial titles and also individual awards for his managerial skills.
Player of the Province
Ulster – Cormac Munroe (Tyrone)
Munster – Ruaidhri Ó Beaglaoich (Kerry)
Leinster – Lorcan O’Dell (Dublin)
Connacht – Cathal Sweeney (Galway)
Manager of the Province
Ulster – Paul Devlin (Tyrone)
Muster – John Sugrue (Kerry)
Leinster – Tom Gray (Dublin)
Connacht – Donal Ó Fátharta (Galway)
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Championship Connacht Leinster Munster Player of the Province recognised Dublin Galway Kerry Tyrone U20 GAA Ulster