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Ruairi Og awards night

Above – the Cushendall team who won the Antrim Minor Camogie league are seen here at the club’s dinner in Tullyglass Hotel

There were lots to celebrate at the Cushendall dinner in the Tullyglass Hotel on Saturday night as the Ruairi Og players recevied their medals and individual trophies from a successful season. Among the county and north Antrim title on show were the Antrim and Ulster Minor Hurling Championship and the Darragh Cup, the Under 21 Hurling title and the Senior Feis Cup. The Camogs also had a good season winning the Minor League, the Division 1 League title and the Division 2 League. There were also a host of individual awards handed out in a great night overall.

The Cushendall Minor Hurling team who won the Darragh Cup, the Antrim and Ulster Championships in 2025 received their medals at the Ruair Og Awards dinner in the Tullyglass Hotel.
Brian McNeill receives the Most Promising Minor Hurler award from team manager John McKillop.
Emmet McNaughton presents the Danny McNaughton Memorial Trophy for Most Dedicated Minor Hurler to Thomas McLaughlin.
Fiontan Bradley receives the Danny McAlister Shield for Outstanding Juvenile of the Year from club chairman Kevin McCann at the Ruairi Og awards dinner in Tullyglass Hotel.
John McKillop presents the Minor Hurler of the Year award to Fiontan Bradley at the Ruairi Og awards dinner in Tullyglass Hotel.
Kathleen and Malachy Darragh present the Darragh Cup to Ruairi Og minor captain Thomas McLaughlin.
County hurler Scott Walsh presents the Under 21 Hurling Cup to team captain Padraig McKillop at the Ruairi Og dinner.
Team manager Sean Delargy presents the Under 21 Hurler of the Year award to Sean McKay at the Ruairi Og awards dinner in Tullyglass Hotel.
The Cushendall Camogie team who won the Antrim Division 2 League in 2025 received their medals at the Ruairi Og awards dinner.
The Cushendall senior team who won the Division 1 League title in 2025 are seen here at the Ruairi Og dinner in the Tullyglass Hotel.
Minor Camogie Player of the Year Eva McNeill receives her award from Eimear O’Hara
Maureen McAlister presents the Junior Camogie Player of the Year award to Bronagh Heggarty.
Anna McNeill receives the Senior Camogie Player of the Year award from Eimear O’Hara at the Ruairi Og awards dinner in Tullyglass Hotel.
John McKillop presents the Minor Hurler of the Year award to Fiontan Bradley at the Ruairi Og awards dinner in Tullyglass Hotel.
Fiontan Bradley receives the Danny McAlister Shield for Outstanding Juvenile of the Year from club chairman Kevin McCann at the Ruairi Og awards dinner in Tullyglass Hotel.
Sean Delargy presents the Senior Reserve Hurler of the Year award to Oisin Woodhouse.
Paddy Burke and Neil McManus present bouquets of flowers to Clodagh and Eimear in appreciation of the great work they do within the club
Colette Birt and Sinéad Black receiving the Donal McNaughton award for Outstanding contribution to club
Clubperson of the Year Ciara Mooney (centre) receives her award from club secretary Clodagh McAllister (left) and Assistant secretary Eimear O’Hara at the Ruairi Og awards dinner in Tullyglass Hotel.
Caoimhe McNaughton presents the Danny McNaughton Trophy to Most Dedicated Camog to Aoife McClafferty
Paddy Burke and Neil McManus present bouquets of flowers to Clodagh and Eimear in appreciation of the great work they do within the club
Eimear O’Hara presents the Intermediate Camogie Player of the Year award to Orlaith McCurry.
Senior Hurling manager Brian Delargy presents the Senior Hurler of the Year award to Paddy Burke at the Ruairi Og awards dinner in Tullyglass Hotel.
Club chairman Kevin McCann makes a special presentation to club secretary Clodagh McAllister (left) and Assistant secretary Eimear O’Hara at the Ruairi Og awards dinner in Tullyglass Hotel.

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