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Daniel Collins accepts the Player of the Year award from Deputy Martin Ferris. Also included is organiser Mike O’Halloran.
THE Kerry Hurling All Stars 2015 were held in The Abbey Tavern Ardfert on Sunday night and Daniel Collins of Kilmoyley was named Player Of The Year.
The county champions made up eight of the team with finalists St Brendan’s with two representatives and Ballyheigue, Abbeydorney, Crotta and Lixnaw with one each.
Shane Conway of Lixnaw picked up the Young Player Of The Year award.
The concept of The Kerry Hurling All Stars was the idea of Mike O’Halloran and is now in its third year.
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Mike and Timmy Sheehan have put the package together since the beginning and the event is funded by the hurling clubs of North Kerry, along with Finbar Canty of The Blasket Traleee and Garveys SuperValu.
The nominees are chosen from players who played in the county championship and no other competition.
There was also a best dressed lady award which was won by Samantha Stackpoole.
The full list of winners on the night is as follows (scroll down for more photos)
1. Aidan McCabe, Kilmoyley
2. Sean Murnane, Kilmoyley
3. Sean Dowling, Kilmoyley
4. Rory Horgan, St Brendans
5. Flor McCarthy, Kilmoyley
6. Dougie Fitzell, Kilmoyley
7. Tom Murnane, Kilmoyley
8/9. Darren Dineen, St Brendans; Daniel Collins, Kilmoyley
10. Philip Lucid, Ballyheigue
11. Adrian Royle, Kilmoyley.
12. PJ Keane, Abbeydorney.
13. Shane Nolan, Crotta O’Neills
14. Michael Conway, Lixnaw
15 John Egan, St Brendans.
Player of the Year – Daniel Collins Kilmoyley
Young player of the Year – Shane Conway Lixnaw.
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Rory Horgan accepts his All-Star award from Deputy Martin Ferris. Also included is organiser Mike O’Halloran.
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Michael Conway accepts his All-Star award from Deputy Martin Ferris. Also included is organiser Mike O’Halloran.
John Egan accepts his All-Star award from Deputy Martin Ferris. Also included is organiser Mike O’Halloran.
Danny Leane of Annburys makes the Best Dressed Lady presentation to Samantha Stackpoole. Also included is Deputy Martin Ferris and organiser Mike O’Halloran.
The Kerry Hurling All-Stars, organisers and guests at The Abbey Tavern on Sunday night.
