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Club hurler of the year - Fintan Bradley edged Cormac Doherty and Paddy Kelly in a very close vote (Pic: Tom Heaney/NW Presspics)
In December, we launched out GAA Awards' scheme, in conjunction with our website www.DerryNow.com.
We listed the nominations in each category and you – our loyal readers – voted for your winner in each category.
The winners are as follows:
Club of the year: Desertmartin
Supporter of the year: Tom McCann (Greenlough)
Manager of the year: Fiona Devlin (St Colm's Draperstown)
Senior club footballer of the year: Conor McCluskey (Magherafelt)
Intermediate club footballer of the year: Niall Loughlin (Greenlough)
Junior club footballer of the year: Colly Mullan (Magilligan)
Club hurler of the year: Fintan Bradley (Lavey)
Senior club camogie player of the year: Shannon O'Doherty (Swatragh)
Senior ladies player of the year: Kayleigh Fleming (Faughanvale)
County footballer of the year: Ciaran McFaul
County hurler of the year: Eamon McGill
County camogie player of the year: Dervla O'Kane
County ladies player of the year: Grace Conway
Game of the year: Slaughtneil v Ballyhale Shamrocks
Moment of the year: Marty McVey's sideline kick for Ogra against Coalisland.
Biggest contribution to local GAA: County Derry Post
Young player of the year: Conor McAteer (Newbridge)
If you have a story or want to send a photo or video to us please contact the Derry Now editorial team on 028 7129 6600 for Derry City stories Or 028 7774 3970 for County Derry stories. Or you can email editor@derrynews.net or editor@derrypost.com at any time.
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