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06 Sept 2025
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The Gaelic Writers’ Association (GWA) annual awards dinner took place at the Iveagh Garden Hotel, Dublin on Friday night with Tipperary camogie legend Ciara Gaynor inducted into the Hall of Fame.
Ciara Gaynor is a five-time All-Ireland winner with Tipperary. A daughter of another Premier legend and 2021 GWA Hall of Fame Inductee, Len, in recent years she has again demonstrated her incredible drive by competing in ironman contests at the triathlon world championships.
On the night, others to be presented with awards were Clare’s John Conlon, Kerry’s Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh, Cork’s Hannah Looney, and Armagh’s Niall Grimley honoured as Personality of the Year in their respective codes.
The awards, supported by the Dalata Hotel Group, saw Sean McGoldrick handed the Lifetime Achievement award and Munster GAA’s Dermot Weeshie Lynch named PRO of the Year.
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