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The 2023 PwC Camogie All-Star Awards at Croke Park were a glamorous affair, with the sport’s finest exchanging jerseys for gowns in a night of celebration.
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While Cork's camogie champions led the star-studded evening, clinching eight All-Stars and revelling in their All-Ireland success, the gala’s spotlight shone on Waterford’s Beth Carton, who outshone her competition to be crowned the PwC GPA Camogie Player of the Year.
Carton, alongside Vikki Falconer and the athletic Lorraine Bray, represented the Déise on the All-Star team, while Karen Kennedy and Cáit Devane from Tipp and Róisín Black from Galway also earned their spots on the All-Star roster.
The event also paid homage to the Soaring Stars, highlighting the emerging talents across the tiers of camogie with Derry, Meath, Clare, and Tipperary well-represented. Among other honorees, Áine McAllister of Derry concluded an unforgettable year by receiving the PwC GPA Intermediate Player of the Year award, and Clare’s Ellen Casey was lauded with the PwC GPA Premier Junior Player of the Year accolade.
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