Celebrating legends of the game

Brian Fenton (Dublin)

Saturday 10th May - 11am

One of Dublin's greatest ever players, Brian Fenton was a key member of the historic six-in-a-row All-Ireland winning team. Brian also won six All-Star awards and was crowned Footballer of the Year twice, in 2018 & 2020.

Conor McManus (Monaghan)

Saturday 24th May - 11am

Monaghan stalwart Conor McManus played inter-county football from 2007 to 2024, and secured two Ulster Senior Football titles and three All-Star awards. Conor also played in four International Rules Series: 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2017.

Walter Walsh (Kilkenny)

Saturday 7th June - 11am

Walter Walsh played during the Kilkenny golden age under Brian Cody, claiming three All-Ireland Hurling medals, five National Hurling League titles and seven Leinster championships, as well as an All-Ireland Junior Club Hurling title in 2024 with Tullogher – Rosbercon.

Pat McEnaney (Monaghan)

Saturday 21st June - 11am

Arguably one of the most well-known referees in Gaelic games history, Pat began refereeing at the age of 21. Pat has refereed four All-Ireland Senior Football Finals and has taken charge at club, university, and inter-county level.

Patrick 'Bonner' Maher (Tipperary)

Saturday 5th July - 11am

Making his debut in 2009 with the Premier County, Bonner Maher had a glittering hurling career, spending 16 years in the Tipp jersey. The Lorrha clubman won three All-Ireland Hurling medals in that time, along with two All-Star Awards.

Diarmaid Marsden (Armagh)

Saturday 12th July - 11am

Diarmaid began with his local club Clan na Gael, winning the Ulster Minor Championship in 1992. He went on to represent the Orchard County at senior level from 1993 to 2007, bringing home Armagh’s first ever All-Ireland title in 2002. He has six Ulster Senior Football Championships under his belt, as well as a 2000 Sigerson Cup medal.

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Brian Corcoran (Cork)

Saturday 19th July - 11am

Brian's impressive haul of honours includes three All-Ireland senior Hurling medals, five Munster Hurling titles, three Munster Football Championships and three All-Star awards in Hurling. He was named Hurler of the Year in both 1992 and in 1999. He retired in 2001, and came back in 2004 for more success with the Rebel County.

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Marc O'Sé (Kerry)

Saturday 26th July - 11am

Marc made his senior debut for Kerry in 2002 and went on to appear an astounding 88 times with the Kingdom. During that time, he won five All-Ireland titles, and was named Footballer of the Year in 2007. The An Gaeltacht player received three All-Star awards in 2006, 2007 and 2011.

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Lyndsey Davey (Dublin)

Saturday 2nd August - 11am

Lyndsey Davey has won five All-Ireland titles with the Dublin Ladies Footballers. She also claimed two National Leagues and a whopping 13 Leinster titles. Throughout a phenomenal career, the Skerries Harps player picked up six All-Star Awards and was named as Player of the Match in the 2019 All-Ireland final.

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Aoife Murray (Cork)

Saturday 9th August - 11am

Aoife enjoyed a glittering career spending 18 years in the Cork jersey, and won a staggering nine All-Ireland medals as custodian of the Cork goal. Aoife also received seven All-Star awards and has solidified herself on and off the pitch as a pioneer of equality in sports.

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