PICTURES: Tullamore Camogie celebrate achievements with dinner dance in Bridge House Hotel

Tullamore Camogie celebrated their significant achievements throughout the last year with a dinner dance night in the The Bridge House Hotel recently. 

The night commemorated the contributions of the Minor/Senior/Junior club teams as part of the awards night. The minor team won the Minor A championship title, their first since 2014 and their 3rd title at this level.

This group of girls have tasted success over the years but their achievement in 2025 was the icing on the cake as they secured a comprehensive win over St Cillians in the county final.

Many of the players on this team also played on the Junior and Senior teams who were also honoured on the night for their success in taking the Junior and Senior Cup titles.

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On hand to present the medals was Offaly hurling star Charlie Mitchell who gave words of encouragement to the players in keeping up their goals and to enjoy success when it came.

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The club awards were also made with u16 player of the year going to the teams goalkeeper Aoife Kavanagh who has made her mark on Offaly teams and was the keeper for the Sacred Heart School team that reached the All Ireland Post Primary school final lasty month.

With a wealth of talent in the group of players the Minor player of the year was jointly awarded to Captain of the side Sarah O’Rourke who has this year been added to the Offaly Intermediate panel, the second award winner went to the energetic scoring player Leah Byrne.

The Junior Player of year award was awarded to Jennifer Rigney, who was, quite simply, a contender for Player of the Year across every category having been awarded Player of the match in both the Junior and Minor finals.

The Senior player of the Year was awarded to Aisling Feeney, who embodied professionalism and character after serving the club for many years in addition to playing with Offaly.

Players Player of the Year Award which was presented by Shauna Flaherty went to Claire Cantwell. Following her retirement as a player, she returned to the club 3 years ago as a selector which in turn reignited her love of the game as she returned to play initially in goals and then outfield.

The final award of the night, presented by Miriam O’Callaghan, was Club Person of the Year. This was awarded to Eimear Gallagher who gave tirelessly, quietly, and without fanfare which contributed greatly to the club's success.

Team managements were presented with mementos by the players. MC on the night, Padraig Hannon marked International Women’s Day with the reciting of a poem 'She plays'.

Tullamore Camogie capped a truly remarkable year in style at the event. 

Photos courtesy of Ger Rogers Photography.