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THREE Limerick recipients were honoured at the 2022 Munster GAA Awards took place on Saturday night at the Hotel Minella Clonmel.
John Kiely was honoured as Manager of the Year, Diarmaid Byrnes as Hurler of the Year and Aidan O'Connor as U20 Hurler of the Year.
The full list of winners were as follows:
Tom Delaney (Tipperary) – Minor Hurling Player of the year
Bryan Hayes (Cork) – Minor Football Player of the year
Doireann Murphy (Clare) – Camogie Player of the Year
Karen McGrath (Waterford) – Ladies Footballer of the Year
Tim Floyd (Tipperary) – Distinguished Service Award
Pat Fitzgerald (Clare) – Distinguished Service Award
Devon Burns (Kerry) – Under 20 Football Player of the year
Aidan O’Connor (Limerick) – Under 20 Hurling Player of the year
Martin Spain (Tipperary) – Handball Person of the Year
Nicholas English (Tipperary) – Hall of Fame in Hurling
Noel Roche (Clare) – Hall of Fame in Football
Sean O’Shea (Kerry) – Senior Footballer of the Year
Diarmaid Byrnes (Limerick) – Senior Hurler of the Year
John Kiely (Limerick) – Manager of the Year
Ballygunner (Waterford) – Club of the Year
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