Richie Hogan is guest of honour at McQuillan’s Ballycastle dinner

***The Ballycastle club committee with guest of honor Richie Hogan at club’s annual awards dinner in the Marine Hotel.***

Richie Hogan presents the Under 18 Camogie Player of the Year award to Shannagh Heggarty and the Under 19 Hurler of the Year to Antony Mullan.

Richie Hogan presents the Junior Camogie Most Improved Player to Maria Bakewell, who accepts it on behalf of her sister Anna, while Kara Brolly accepts the Junior Camogie Player of the Year award.

Callum Campbell receives the Junior Hurler of the Year award from Richie Hogan, while Neal McAuley accepts the Senior Reserve Camogie Most Improved Player award on behalf of Noelle McAuley

The Ballycastle team who won the Under 19 League at the club dinner in the Marine Hotel.

**Senior Hurler of the Year Ronan ‘Rambo’ McCarry receives his award from Kilkenny legend Richie Hogan**

Honourary President Robbie Elliott presents a Presidents Medal to John ‘Sparrow’ Harkin while Richie Hogan has picture taken with the two club legends.

Ballycastle club legend John Sparrow Harkin makes a special presentation to guest of honour Richie Hogan who travelled up from Kilkenny to attend the McQuillan’s GAC dinner in the Marine Hotel.

Richie Hogan presented Shannagh Heggarty (left) and Kathryn Mullan with Joint Senior Camogie Player of the Year awards at the McQuillan’s dinner

***Richie Hogan presents Aoife Toner with the Most Improved Senior Camogie Player award***

***The Ballycastle Junior Camogs with guest of honour Richie Hogan at the club dinner in the Marine Hotel.***

The Kilkenny trio. Richie Hogan with fellow Kilkenny man Cian Waldron, now a Ballycastle resident, and club president Fr Raymond Fulton, who studied at St Kieran’s College in Kilkenny many moons ago