20/10/2021
20/10/2021
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Fiona Devlin
Paul Bradley
Joe Cassidy
In December, we asked you - the readers of the County Derry Post and DerryNow.com - to send in your nominations for the various categories.
For manager of the year, the entries are:
- Paul Bradley (Slaughtneil) - After winning five championships as a player, he steered the Emmet's to the John McLauhlin Cup in his first season as manager.
- Joe Cassidy (Greenlough) - He took Greenlough to the treble in 2015 and returned last season. After an unbeaten run, he landed another championship.
- Fiona Devlin (St Colm's Draperstown) - St Colm's were crowned All-Ireland junior camogie champions in March, Devlin's second national title with the school.
ALSO - Vote for club of the year - CLICK HERE...
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