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The Belfast Sports Awards 2024 ceremony took place in Belfast City Hall on Friday 22 March.
The award-winners included athletes, volunteers and coaches in Belfast. Three athletes were inducted into Belfast City Council’s Sporting Hall of Fame. They are:
The award-winners are listed in the table.
Sports category | Winner | Award sponsor |
---|---|---|
Pathways to Club | Sean Madden (St Malachy’s Old Boys' Youth Club | Active Belfast |
Pathways to Club | Jahswill Emmanuel (Multi-Ethnic Sports and Cultures NI) | Active Belfast |
Young Coach of the Year | Torrie Laverty (Bloomfield Ladies' FC) | Better |
Senior Coach of the Year | Brendan Crossan (St Malachy’s Old Boys' Youth FC) | Better |
Senior Coach of the Year | Joe McDaniel (Naomh Gall GAC) | Better |
Female Coach of the Year | Orla Le Mahieu (Ardoyne Kickhams) | Better |
Disability Coach of the Year | Michael Hilland (Trail Blazers Power Chair FC) | Better |
Healthy Lifestyle | Shaftesbury Healthy Living Centre | Active Belfast |
Volunteer of the Year | Conor McCann (St Teresa’s GAC) | Belfast City Council |
Volunteer of the Year | Mary Matthews (Queen’s Basketball Club) | Belfast City Council |
Young Athlete of the Year | Aine Doherty (Cycling VC Glendale) | Sports Medicine NI |
Senior Male Athlete of the Year | Stuart McCloskey (Rugby, Ulster and Ireland) | Commonwealth Games |
Senior Female Athlete of the Year | Victoria Catterson (Swimming, Ireland) | Commonwealth Games |
Disability Athlete of the Year | James MacSorley (Wheelchair basketball, Sheffield Steelers) | Commonwealth Games |
Junior Team of the Year | Lagan Valley Junior Men’s Cross Country Team | Decathlon |
Senior Team of the Year | Belfast Giants | Decathlon |
Hall of Fame | Donna Armstrong (Cricket, Northern Ireland and MBC) | Belfast City Council |
Hall of Fame | Roy Coyle (Football) | Belfast City Council |
Hall of Fame | David Jeffrey (Football) | Belfast City Council |
For more information, contact:
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Sports Development
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