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| Cork get 7 all star nominations - Tuesday, November 16, 2004
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The nominees for the first ever Camogie All Stars were announced today (November 15, 2004). The All Stars will be honoured on Saturday December 4th at a Gala Banquet in the CityWest Hotel, Saggart. Brian Cowen, T.D., Minister for Finance will join his fellow county woman, Miriam Orsquo;Callaghan, president of Cumann Camógaíochta na nGael to present the awards. The young player of the year and the international player of the year will also be announced at the banquet.
No less than 15 counties are represented in the 45 nominations and it will come as no major surprise that the 2004 Foras na Gaeilge All-Ireland champions and National League champions Tipperary top the bill with eleven nominations. This years beaten finalists Cork, together with beaten All-Ireland semi-finalists and Intermediate champions Galway, each have seven nominations, while Wexford who showed great improvement this year received a total of four nominations. Other counties that feature are Waterford, Kildare, Division 2 League winners, with two nominations, and beaten league finalists Laois receiving one nomination. Three Ulster counties, Derry, Antrim and Down, are also in line for an All Star award. Dublin, who reached the National League semi-final have two nominations.
NOMINATIONS
Goalkeeper
Cork Aoife Murray
Tipperary Jovita Delaney
Galway Susan Earner
Backs
Tipperary
Una O’Dwyer
Suzanne Kelly
Sinéad Nealon
Ciara Gaynor
Therese Brohpy
Julie Kirwan
Cork
Paula O’Connor
Mary O’Connor
Stephanie Dunlea
Joanne O’Callaghan
Galway
Martina Harkin Carr
Sinéad Keane
Sinéad Cahalan
Wexford
Mary Leacy
Áine Codd
Kildare
Ciara Tallon
Limerick
Rose Collins
Laois
Emma Cuddy
Midfield
Wexford
Kate Kelly
Cork
Gemma O'Connor
Limerick
Vera Sheehan
Galway
Therese Maher
Dublin
Louise O'Hara
Derry
Katie Mc Auley
Forwards
Cork
Jennifer O'Leary
Down
Mairin Mc Aleenan
Fionnuala Carr
Tipperary
Claire Grogan
Deirdre Hughes
Jill Horan
Eimear McDonnell
Galway
Ann Marie Hayes
Orla Kilkenny
Kilkenny
Sinéad Millea
Limerick
Eileen O'Brien
Kildare
Susie O’Carroll
Dublin
Eimear Brannigan
Wexford
Michele Hearne
Roscommon
Lizzie Glennon
Waterford
Aine Lyng
Clare
Catherine O'Loughlin
Antrim
Edel Mason
International player
Éire Annette Mc Geeney,
An Bhreatain Róisin O'Neill
USA Rosie O'Reilly
Young Player
Galway Stephanie Gannon
Wexford Mary Leacy
Cork Amanda O'Regan
Source: gaa.ie |
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