Shamrock Rovers F.C. - Player of The Year

**Player of the Year**
1979–1980: Robbie Gaffney 1980–1981: Harry Kenny 1981–1982: Liam Buckley 1982–1983: Liam Buckley 1983–1984: Alan Campbell 1984–1985: Pat Byrne 1985–1986: Mick Neville 1986–1987: Jody Byrne	1987–1988: Mick Byrne 1988–1989: Jody Byrne 1989–1990: Vinny Arkins 1990–1991: Dave Connell 1991–1992: Dave Connell 1992–1993: Peter Eccles 1993–1994: Alan Byrne 1994–1995: Gino Brazil	1995–1996: Alan O'Neill 1996–1997: Tony Cousins 1997–1998: Matt Britton 1998–1999: Tony O'Dowd 1999–2000: Terry Palmer 2000–2001: Tony Grant 2001–2002: Shane Robinson 2002–2003: Noel Hunt	2003: Glen Fitzpatrick 2004: Trevor Molloy 2005: Barry Murphy 2006: Aidan Price 2007: Ger O'Brien 2008: Darragh Maguire 2009: Gary Twigg 2010: Stephen Rice	2011: Craig Sives 2012: Ronan Finn

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