Liam Wall, Ian Jones and Liam Twohig win latest Muskerry GAA awards

EPH Controls/Muskerry GAA awards continue to highlight the significant talent spread throughout the division
Liam Wall, Ian Jones and Liam Twohig win latest Muskerry GAA awards

Kilmurry's Liam Wall shoots from Buttevant's Kyle Bowles. Picture: Eddie O'Hare

Three footballers whose performances helped drive their clubs to championship success have been named as the latest recipients of the EPH Controls/Muskerry GAA awards.

Liam Wall (Kilmurry), Ian Jones (Uibh Laoire) and Liam Twohig (Aghinagh) have been recognised for their outstanding contributions during a memorable championship season, with a presentation event for the trio set to take place shortly.

Each player played a major role in their club's progress on the field, producing performances that stood out. 

Wall's award comes on the back of an influential campaign in the McCarthy Insurance Group IAFC. 

Kilmurry once again proved themselves among the leading contenders in the grade and Wall was at the heart of their efforts throughout the year. 

Renowned for his consistency, athleticism and ability to impact games, he delivered a series of impressive displays and was one of the key figures in Kilmurry's championship success. 

For Uibh Laoire, Jones produced one of the standout individual performances of the club championship season. The explosive forward struck 3-2 in his side's PIFC final victory over Kiskeam, underlining the scoring threat he possesses whenever he takes to the field. 

 Uibh Laoire's Ian Jones scores his first goal of the match against Kiskeam. Picture: Noel Sweeney
Uibh Laoire's Ian Jones scores his first goal of the match against Kiskeam. Picture: Noel Sweeney

Jones has long been regarded as one of the most dangerous attackers in the division and his ability to turn games in a matter of minutes was evident once again this season.

Meanwhile, Twohig was a central figure as Aghinagh captured the Muskerry JAFC title, securing the divisional crown for the second time in the club's history. 

Their previous success arrived in 2021, making this year's triumph another significant milestone for the club. 

The EPH Controls/Muskerry GAA awards continue to highlight the significant talent spread throughout the division, recognising players whose individual performances have helped drive team success.

Aghinagh's Liam Twohig gets his pass away from Kilmacabea's Liam Tobin. Picture: Martin Walsh
Aghinagh's Liam Twohig gets his pass away from Kilmacabea's Liam Tobin. Picture: Martin Walsh

The forthcoming presentation ceremony will provide an opportunity to celebrate their achievements. 

It will also serve as another reminder of the strength of football across Muskerry. 

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