2025 PwC Camogie All-Stars Nominees

PwC Camogie All-Stars Nominations revealed: Six counties represented as shortlist announced.

The Camogie Association, in partnership with PwC, has revealed the nominees for the 2025 PwC Camogie All-Stars Awards. The shortlist celebrates the standout performers from a thrilling All-Ireland Championship, which saw Galway edge Cork in a pulsating final.

The winners will be announced at the PwC Camogie All-Stars Awards in Croke Park on Saturday, 15th November 2025, a night dedicated to celebrating excellence in the game.

O’Duffy Cup winners Galway have 10 players on the list, with beaten finalists Cork represented by 11 nominees. Semi-finalists Waterford and Tipperary have six and five representatives respectively. Kilkenny have three players included, while Clare have received one nomination.

2025 PwC Camogie All-Stars nominations

Goalkeepers:

• Sarah Healy (Galway)
• Amy Lee (Cork)
• Brianna O’Regan (Waterford)

Backs:

• Róisín Black (Galway)
• Karin Blair (Tipperary)
• Méabh Cahalane (Cork)
• Libby Coppinger (Cork)
• Mairead Eviston (Tipperary)
• Vikki Falconer (Waterford)
• Rachael Hanniffy (Galway)
• Laura Hayes (Cork)
• Shauna Healy (Galway)
• Clare Hehir (Clare)
• Ciara Hickey (Galway)
• Dervla Higgins (Galway)
• Laura Murphy (Kilkenny)
• Laura Treacy (Cork)

Midfielders:

• Lorraine Bray (Waterford)
• Aoife Donohue (Galway)
• Laura Greene (Kilkenny)
• Karen Kennedy (Tipperary)
• Ashling Thompson (Cork)

Forwards:

• Orlaith Cahalane (Cork)
• Beth Carton (Waterford)
• Carrie Dolan (Galway)
• Abby Flynn (Waterford)
• Róisín Howard (Tipperary)
• Katrina Mackey (Cork)
• Niamh Mallon (Galway)
• Saoirse McCarthy (Cork)
• Emma Murphy (Cork)
• Grace O’Brien (Tipperary)
• Amy O’Connor (Cork)
• Ailish O’Reilly (Galway)
• Katie Power (Kilkenny)
• Niamh Rockett (Waterford)

Alongside the All-Stars, the evening will also see the presentation of the PwC GPA Players’ Player of the Year Awards in the Senior, Intermediate and Premier Junior grades.

PwC GPA Camogie Senior Player of the Year nominees:

• Aoife Donohue (Galway)
• Dervla Higgins (Galway)
• Saoirse McCarthy (Cork)

PwC GPA Camogie Intermediate Player of the Year nominees:

• Patrice Diggin (Kerry)
• Orlagh Phelan (Offaly)
• Grace Teehan (Offaly)

PwC GPA Camogie Premier Junior Player of the Year nominees:

• Aimee Collier (Laois)
• Gráinne Delaney (Laois)
• Clodagh Tynan (Laois)

Speaking at the announcement of the nominations, Brian Molloy, Uachtarán an Chumainn Camógaíochta, said: “I want to congratulate all the players who have been nominated for the 2025 PwC Camogie All-Stars Awards. Comhghairdeas libh go léir. This shortlist reflects the exceptional skill, commitment and passion we witnessed throughout what was a thrilling season. I would like to thank PwC for their continued partnership in recognising excellence in our game, and I look forward to what promises to be a fantastic celebration of Camogie in November.”

Enda McDonagh, Managing Partner at PwC, said: "On behalf of everyone at PwC, I extend heartfelt congratulations to the 36 nominees for the 2025 PwC Camogie All-Stars, as well as those shortlisted for the PwC GPA Camogie Senior, Intermediate and Premier Junior Players of the Year. These nominations reflect the exceptional skill, dedication and commitment shown by players throughout the season. At PwC, celebrating excellence and nurturing talent are values that are central to our firm. We look forward to joining the camogie community in celebrating these achievements on 15th November."

Tom Parsons, CEO at the Gaelic Players Association, said: “To be recognised by your peers for your outstanding performances is really something very special and that is why the PwC GPA Players’ Player of the Year award is held in such high esteem.  The winner will be voted for by your fellow players. To each of the nominees across the three tiers, you should take great pride that you have been selected as being among the best of the best in 2025.  And to all of the players who have been nominated for PwC Camogie All-Stars, congratulations.”

ENDS