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The elite of the GAA world stepped out in style to the RDS in Dublin on Friday evening for the 2023 PwC GAA/GPA All-Star Awards.
Joined by their partners for the lavish annual event, the country's top hurlers and footballers were celebrated at the banquet in Dublin where Sportsfile's photographers were on hand to catch the style stakes.
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Aaron Gillane and David Clifford were crowned the undisputed kings of hurling and football when they were voted by their peers as the PwC GAA/GPA Hurler and Footballer of the Year respectively.
The PwC Football All-Stars for 2023 were also announced at the black-tie gala event which saw All-Ireland champions Dublin head up an impressive five county spread with five places and with provincial champions Kerry and Derry claiming four slots each and one each for Monaghan and Roscommon.
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The PwC Young Hurler of the Year award went to Clare’s All-Star nominee Mark Rodgers while Derry’s Ethan Doherty was voted Young Footballer of the Year by their peers after both caught the eye in campaigns that brought them to All-Ireland semi-finals.
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