Con Magees Glenravel had plenty to celebrate at their annual awards dinner in the Tullyglass Hotel. In a memorable season for the club they won the Intermediate Football Championship, the Division 2 League, the Under 19b Football Championship and the Reserve Football League. In a historic event for the club a number of their players featured on the Glenariffe-Glenravel team who won the Under 19 A Hurling Championship, the club’s first ever success in hurling.
Although the senior camogs won their All Ireland Junior title in 2023, they had already celebrated that event, but the b team won the Division 3 league, as indeed did the LFGA Div 3 team
The Con Magee team who won last season’s Intermediate Football Championship and Division 2 League at the club’s presentation dinner in Tullyglass Hotel.Camogie team manager Rodney Kerry presents the Senior Camogie Player of the Year to Erin Coulter (left) and Oonagh Ward, who accepted it on behalf of her cousin Aishlin Millar, who was unable to attend.Conleth O’Loan who received the Senior Hurler of the Year award and Players’ Player of the Year awards from Cormac Scullion at the Con Magees GAC dinner in Tullyglass Hotel.Clubperson of the Year Maura Kelly receied her award from club chairman Ian McKeown and guest of honour Frr Paul Strain PP Glenravel.Con Magees Division 3 LGFA team who won last year’s league title received their awards at the club dinner in Tullyglass Hotel. Included are the management team of Paul Mulholland, Pauline Mulholland and Mark Young.Ainita McKeown who captained the Division 3 LGFA team and was Reserve Player of the Year, is seen here with the team managementCon Magees LGFA team who won the Division 3 League last season.Minor Camogie Player of the Year Caitlin McKeown receive her award from Pauline MulhollandCon Magees reserve camogie team who won the diviison 3 League were honoured at the club dinner in Tullyglass Hotel.Con Magees players who were members of the Glenariffe – Glenravel team who won the Under 19 A Hurling Championship last season, were honoured at the Con Magees awards dinner in Tullygalss Hotel.Sinead O’Hagan presents the SPOH (Sean Paul O’Hagan) Memoriar Cup to Alec McQuillan while looking on are Sean O’Hagan and Joan McQuillanCaptain of the Division 3 winning team Una McAleenan with team manager Rodney Kerr and Eimhear McAleeanNeill McCann presents the Under 19 Hurler of the Year award to Cormac McKeown at the Con Magees dinnerSenior Football captain David Higgins and team management members (left) Paul Downey and Ian Hynds with the Intermediate Football Championship Cup and the Division 2 League trophyReserve Football team manger Gerard Carey presents the Reserve Shield Championship Cup to team captain Aidan McKenna.Alec McQuillan presents the Danny McQuillan Memorial Cup to Niall Swann at the Con Magees dinnerJoint Reserve Camogie Players of the Year Oonagh Ward and Una McAleenan at the Con Magees dinnerLGFA Division 3 Player of the Year and team captain Anita McKeown receives her award from last year’s winner Clodagh McCann (left)Under 19 Football manager Gaeth McKeown presents the Under 19 b Championship Cup to team capain Colla WardGareth McKeown presents the Minor Footballer of the Year award to Callagh Mooney at the Con Magees dinner in Tullyglass Hotel.Callagh Mooney and team captain Colla Ward who received the Minor and Under 19 Football Player of the Year awardsCamogie manager Rodney Kerry presents the Minor Player of the Year award to Aishling MulhollandReserve Player of the Year Sean Paul McKenna receives his award from team manager Gerard CareyNeill McCann presetns the Senior Hurler of the Year and Players Player of the Year award to Conleth O’LoanLGFA Senior Footballer of the Year Clare Emerson with Minor Player of the Year Caitlin McKeown at the Con Magees awards dinnerThe Con Magees team won the Under 19 B Football ChampionshipLFFA Senior Player of the Year Clare Emerson receives her trophy from last year’s winner Maeve Mulholland at the Con Magees dinner.Con Magees Treasurer Michael Laverty presents a sponsorship cheque to the Saffron Gael at the club’s dinner. in Tullyglass Hotel.Minor LGFA Player of the Year Caitlin McKeown receives her award from last year’s winner Emily Sharpe.Senior Footballer of the Year joint winners Eoin Hynds and Rian Lennon at the Con Magees awards dinnerClaire McAleenan and Maire O’Loan who received awards for their work with the MEA Community Partnership on behalf of the work with club’s All Stars and Healthy Club Silver Award – GAA National award.
