A Golden Night for Antrim and Moneyglass at the Ulster LGFA Awards
It was a night of glitz, glamour, and well-earned silverware at the Ulster Ladies Annual Volunteer Awards, as the spotlight shone brightly on the exceptional talent and tireless dedication within Antrim LGFA and St Ergnat’s GAC, Moneyglass.
The ceremony served as a powerful reminder of a landmark 2025 season, celebrating the players, coaches, and volunteers who have propelled the sport to new heights across the province.
Moneyglass: The Pride of Antrim
The evening was a resounding triumph for St Ergnat’s GAC, Moneyglass, culminating in the prestigious Club of the Year title. Chairperson Sarah McCann accepted the award on behalf of the club, marking a year where Moneyglass set the gold standard for excellence on and off the pitch.
The club’s dominance was further highlighted when Cathy Carey took to the stage to receive the Senior Championship Winners Award, a testament to the skill and grit displayed by the Moneyglass Senior Team during their 2025 campaign.
Celebrating Antrim’s Championship Success
Antrim’s inter-county prowess was also a focal point of the celebrations. Bronagh Devlin, captain of the Antrim LGFA Senior Team, accepted a special award recognizing their hard-fought Championship success in 2025.
The Saffron success story continued with the recognition of the Junior Championship Winners. Key contributors honored included:
- Bronagh Devlin & Aoife Kelly: Recognized for their dual roles as club and county standouts.
- Colette Ward: Applauded for her vital role within the management team.
Honoring the Heart of the Game
While championships are won on the grass, the sport thrives on the work done behind the scenes. The loudest cheers of the night were reserved for Elaine Kelly, who was presented with the National Volunteer Recognition Award. This prestigious accolade acknowledges Elaine’s extraordinary dedication and the countless hours she has invested into the growth of Ladies Gaelic Football.
From the grassroots volunteers to the elite senior champions, the night was a fitting tribute to the people of Antrim and Moneyglass who continue to drive the game forward.
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