Croke Park to honour wheelchair Gaelic games trailblazers
The inaugural All-Star ceremony will celebrate a remarkable season of skill and commitment on Friday. Players, volunteers and supporters from across Ireland will gather for the biennial occasion, which will also be livestreamed nationwide.
The stars of wheelchair hurling and camogie will take centre stage at Croke Park on Friday, 13 November, as the inaugural All-Star Awards celebrate a landmark season for the games.
The GAA and Camogie Association will host the biennial ceremony, sponsored by Martin Donnelly and supported by ClubberTV. It will be livestreamed nationwide.
An All-Star team will recognise excellence across every playing position, with further awards for young players, match officials and management teams. The Wheelchair Camogie Player of the Year and Wheelchair Hurler of the Year will also be announced, alongside two special President's Awards for exceptional service.
Players, families, volunteers and supporters from across Ireland will gather after a year of growing participation and development at club and provincial level. The games have expanded across all four provinces, creating opportunities for people of all abilities.
GAA President Jarlath Burns said the community represents “the very best of what our Association stands for”. Camogie President Brian Molloy said the players' example was encouraging more people to get involved and helping to build a stronger future for the games.