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Published 23:24 21 Oct 2022 BST
Updated 07:37 22 Oct 2022 BST
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The Dungannon and Tyrone sharp shooter broke the 400-point career mark for championship scores, and scored 2-64 over the Red Hands' six matches, including 0-14 in the final.
The Tyrone captain passed away at just 28 years old, but not without imprinting wonderful memories on his family, friends, community and the GAA.
Westmeath's Ronan O’Toole was awarded the inaugural Tailteann Cup Footballer of the Year award - a first of its kind - while Antrim forward Conal Cunning took the Joe McDonagh Cup Hurler of the Year.
James Burke was named the Christy Ring Cup Hurler of the Year after his incredible season with Kildare, and Louth’s Darren Geoghegan is the Lory Meagher Cup Hurler of the Year.
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“We promote a team game but throughout Irish history there has always been a place reserved for sporting heroes and for celebrating those who are a cut above in terms of inspiration and influence,” GAA President Larry McCarthy said.“Gathered here is a selection of the outstanding performers who lit up these competitions and played an integral role in what was yet another successful GAA inter-county season. I congratulate them all and salute all of our players who gave us such a memorable series of matches.” Related links:
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