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Grace O’Brien
Grace O’Brien, a standout player for Tipperary and her club Nenagh Éire Óg, has been named this year’s Munster Camogie Player of the Year. She will receive the award at the Annual GAA awards on the 13 December in Killarney.
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The accolade recognises Grace’s outstanding performances and consistent contribution to the sport throughout the season.
Known for her skill, leadership, and determination on the field, Grace has been a standout performer for both club and county, earning praise from teammates, coaches, and supporters alike.
Also, this year, Grace featured heavily in the RTE documentary Camogie: Inside the Championship, giving fans an in-depth look at her dedication, performances, and life both on and off the pitch. Which is available to watch on the RTE Player.
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