The Camogie Association has announced the nominees for the 2026 Camogie All-Stars Awards.

The shortlist celebrates the individual performances and achievements from a record-breaking All-Ireland Championship in 2026.

The winners will be revealed at the PwC Camogie All-Stars Awards in Croke Park on Saturday, 21st November 2026.

Fresh from reclaiming the O'Duffy Cup, Cork have 14 players nominated on the 36-strong list. Beaten finalists Galway have 10 included. Meanwhile, semi-finalists Kilkenny and Tipperary have six and four respectively, while Clare and Waterford have one player apiece on the shortlist.

2026 PwC Camogie All-Stars nominations

Goalkeepers:

Sarah Healy (Galway)

Amy Lee (Cork)

Aoife Norris (Kilkenny)

Backs:

Róisín Black (Galway)

Karin Blair (Tipperary)

Ava Brett (Kilkenny)

Méabh Cahalane (Cork)

Libby Coppinger (Cork)

Niamh Deely (Kilkenny)

Ava Fitzgerald (Cork)

Ciara Hickey (Galway)

Dervla Higgins (Galway)

Méabh Murphy (Cork)

Izzy O’Regan (Cork)

Amy Quinlisk (Tipperary)

Isobel Sheehan (Cork)

Abby Walsh (Clare)

Midfielders:

Carrie Dolan (Galway)

Laura Greene (Kilkenny)

Laura Hayes (Cork)

Ally Hesnan (Galway)

Laura Murphy (Kilkenny)

Forwards:

Sarah Barcoe (Kilkenny)

Orlaith Cahalane (Cork)

Beth Carton (Waterford)

Millie Condon (Cork)

Aoife Donohue (Galway)

Róisín Howard (Tipperary)

Caoimhe Kelly (Galway)

Saoirse McCarthy (Cork)

Sorcha McCartan (Cork)

Eimear McGrath (Tipperary)

Niamh McPeake (Galway)

Emma Murphy (Cork)

Niamh Niland (Galway)

Amy O'Connor (Cork)
 

Alongside the All-Stars, the evening will also see the presentation of the PwC GPA Camogie Player of the Year Awards in the Senior, Intermediate and Premier Junior grades.

PwC GPA Camogie Senior Player of the Year nominees:

Carrie Dolan (Galway)

Laura Hayes (Cork)

Sorcha McCartan (Cork)

PwC GPA Camogie Intermediate Player of the Year nominees:

Éobha McAllister (Antrim)

Roisin McCormick (Antrim)

Clodagh Tynan (Laois)

PwC GPA Camogie Premier Junior Player of the Year nominees:

Ciara Hill (Armagh)

Eimear O'Kane (Armagh)

Róisín O'Keeffe (Cavan)