28/10/2021
28/10/2021
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Offaly Camogie star picks up Ulster All-Star award
Naomh Brid native Tina Hannon has been awarded the Gaelic Life Ulster All-Star award for camogie.
Tina picked up her award on Friday January 12 following a phenomenal Ulster final display scoring ten points in a brilliant win for Slaughtneil.
Hannon will also be presented with the Roscrea and District Sports stars Award for Camogie this year.
Slaughneil, current All-Ireland club champions now face Thomastown of Kilkenny in their AIB All-Ireland senior club semi-final on the January 28 with venue to be confirmed.
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