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The elite of the GAA world arrived in style at Dublin's RDS on Friday evening for the 2024 PwC GAA/GPA All-Star Awards.
Joined by their partners and families for the glamorous annual event, Ireland's top hurlers and footballers were honoured at the banquet, with Sportsfile photographers capturing the night’s standout fashion moments.
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Clare’s Shane O’Donnell and Galway’s Paul Conroy were crowned the PwC GAA GPA Hurler and Footballer of the Year for 2024, the highest individual awards in Gaelic Games were voted on by their peers.
The PwC GAA GPA Young Players of the Year were also announced with Clare defender and All-Star corner back Adam Hogan the hurling recipient, while Armagh forward and All-Star Oisín Conaty is the football winner.
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