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Some of the players from the Finn Harps Women’s U-19 team
Finn Harps Women’s U-19 team celebrated their end-of-season presentation night on Tuesday, marking the conclusion of a remarkable campaign.
After an impressive run to the LOI Academy semi-finals, each player received a personalised frame featuring memorable photos from the season.
The evening also included several individual awards recognising outstanding contributions.
Orlaith Doherty was honoured as the team’s Top Goalscorer following a prolific season in front of goal.
The Players’ Player of the Year award was shared by Darcey Kelly and Mary Anne Ward, reflecting their teammates’ admiration for their performances.
The prestigious Player of the Year accolade went to Codie Walsh and Heidi Gill, who both excelled as a dynamic duo in the heart of the Harps midfield.
Special appreciation awards were presented to captains Aislinn Coll and Erika Gallagher in recognition of their exceptional leadership throughout the season.
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