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NI Football Awards: Kyle McClean and Dean Smith big winners

Irish Premiership Player of the Year: Kyle McClean (Linfield)

Runners-up: Andy Ryan (Larne), Rory Hale (Cliftonville)

Irish Premiership Manager of the Year: Dean Smith (Loughgall)

Runners-up: David Healy (Linfield), Tiernan Lynch (Larne), Jim Magilton (Cliftonville)

Irish Premiership Young Player of the Year: Benji Magee (Loughgall)

Runners-up: Ethan McGee (Linfield), Shea Kearney (Cliftonville)

Women’s Premiership Player of the Year: Danielle Maxwell (Cliftonville)

PFA NI Irish Premiership Player of the Year: Rory Hale (Cliftonville)

Championship Player of the Year: Shaun Leppard (Institute)

Runners-up: Jordan Jenkins (Dundela), Scott McArthur (Bangor)

PFA NI Championship Player of the Year: Jordan Jenkins (Dundela)

Premier Intermediate Player of the Year: Alex Pomeroy (Limavady United)

Runners-up: Ruairi Fitzpatrick (Rathfriland Rangers), Jordon Morrison (Ballymacash Rangers)

Dr Malcolm Brodie Hall of Fame: Stephen Baxter (Crusaders manager)

Merit Award winner: Marshall Gillespie (NI football statistician)

Irish Premiership Team of the Year: Rohan Ferguson (Larne), Tomas Cosgrove (Larne), Cian Bolger (Larne), Jonny Addis (Cliftonville), Levi Ives (Larne), Kirk Millar (Linfield), Rory Hale (Cliftonville), Kyle McClean (Linfield), Benji Magee (Loughgall), Lee Bonis (Larne), Andy Ryan (Larne).

Championship Team of the Year: James Taylor (Bangor), Lee Chapman (Portadown), Shaun Leppard (Institute), Lewis Francis (Bangor), Reece Neale (Bangor), Ryan Mayse (Portadown), Gary Thompson (Portadown), Scott McArthur (Bangor), Eamon Fyfe (Portadown), Jordan Jenkins (Dundela), Matthew Ferguson (H&W Welders).

Premier Intermediate Team of the Year: Conner Byrne (Armagh City), Ray O’Sullivan (Warrenpoint Town), Jordon Morrison (Ballymacash Rangers), Graham Crown (Limavady United), Matthew Walker (Limavady United), Lewis Tosh (Limavady United), Daniel McIlhatton (Tobermore United), Matthe Holloway (Rathfriland Rangers), Ruairi Fitzpatrick (Rathfriland Rangers), Stephen McCavitt (Banbridge Town), Alex Pomeroy (Limavady United)


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