Players Player of The Year
This award was inaugurated in 2011, with one winner for each championship.
- Senior - Juliet Murphy (Cork)
- Intermediate - Aine Tighe (Leitrim)
- Junior - Lucy Mulhall (Wicklow)
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| Gaelic games awards | ||
|---|---|---|
| Football | Hurling | |
| All Stars Team of the Year | All Stars | All Stars Team of the Year |
| All Stars Footballer of the Year | All Stars Hurler of the Year | |
| All Stars Young Footballer of the Year | All Stars Young Hurler of the Year | |
| Ladies' football All Stars | Rounders All Stars | Camogie All Stars |
| GPA Team of the Year | GPA Awards | GPA Team of the Year |
| GPA Footballer of the Year | GPA Hurler of the Year | |
| Texaco Footballer of the Year | Texaco Awards | Texaco Hurler of the Year |
| Cadbury's Hero of the Future | ||
Read more about this topic: Ladies' Gaelic Football All Stars Awards
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