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06 Sept 2025

In pictures: Glenswilly with plenty to cheer at Annual Celebratory Dinner Dance

Along with Club awards being presented, the night also included a tribute to their Centenary Year Junior B Championship winning team of 1984, with a fantastic turnout from that history-making group

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Photos by Geraldine Diver

13 Feb 2024 7:42 PM

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sport@donegallive.ie

CLG Ghleann tSúilí have thanked everyone who attended their Annual Celebratory Dinner Dance last night in the Silver Tassie Hotel. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery
A fantastic evening was enjoyed by all. Along with Club awards being presented, the night also included a tribute to their Centenary Year Junior B Championship winning team of 1984, with a fantastic turnout from that history-making group.
Special mention also to the Dinner Dance organising committee who did a fantastic job in planning and organising the event, well done to you all.
"Thank you to special guests, Ciaran McLaughlin, President of the Ulster Council Noreen Doherty Donegal GAA Administrator and former Donegal captain Diane Toner for presenting awards, to Geraldine Galligan and Bill Vaughan for MCing on the night, and to Geraldine Diver for photography and camera work," they said. "Lastly, thank you to all our sponsors who contributed to awards, spot prizes and the Raffle, and to the Silver Tassie for hosting a successful event.

Awards on the night:
Senor player of the year: Jack Gallagher
Young player of the year: Jake Kelly
Reserve player of the year: Eoin Devine
C Team player of the year: Gary Kelly
U21 team player of the year: Jack Gallagher
Ladies’ player of the year (joint winners): Sinead Campbell and Claire Bohan
Ladies team young player of the year: Sarah McGinley
Club person of the year (joint winners): Michael Canning and Ciaran Gallagher
Cultural award: Joseph Edward Kelly
Recognition Awards for County: Donal Gallagher, Daithi Gildea, Sarah McGinley
Appreciation Awards: Gerard McGrenra (Club Referee), Johnny McGinley (Donegal Ladies), Nadine Friel (Donegal Ladies)

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