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18 April 2025; Bohemians players observe a minute's silence in honour of late player, manager and life-long club member Billy Young before the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division match between Bohemians and Cork City at Dalymount Park in Dublin. Photo by Shauna Clinton/Sportsfile

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Bohemians v Cork City - SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division

18 Apr 2025

18 April 2025; Bohemians players observe a minute's silence in honour of late player, manager and life-long club member Billy Young before the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division match between Bohemians and Cork City at Dalymount Park in Dublin. Photo by Shauna Clinton/Sportsfile

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Bohemians v Cork City - SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division

18 Apr 2025

1 June 2024; Joe McCarthy is presented with the Laya Healthcare Men’s Young Player of the Year award by D.O. O’Connor of Laya Healthcare and Leinster Rugby president Billy Murphy during the 2024 Leinster Rugby Awards Ball at The InterContinental Hotel in Dublin. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball

01 Jun 2024

1 June 2024; Aoife Wafer is presented with the BearingPoint Women’s Young Player of the Year award by Eric Conway of BearingPoint and Leinster Rugby president Billy Murphy during the 2024 Leinster Rugby Awards Ball at The InterContinental Hotel in Dublin. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile

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Leinster Rugby Awards Ball

01 Jun 2024

26 March 2023; A young Cork supporter tries to get on TV as Darragh Corcoran and Billy Drennan of Kilkenny are interviewed after the Allianz Hurling League Division 1 Semi Final match between Kilkenny and Cork at UMPC Nowlan Park in Kilkenny. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Kilkenny v Cork - Allianz Hurling League Division 1 Semi-Final

26 Mar 2023

28 November 2021; FAI President Gerry McAnaney, centre, with Hall of Fame award recipients Christy Fagan, left, and Billy Young before the Extra.ie FAI Cup Final match between Bohemians and St Patrick's Athletic at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Bohemians v St Patrick's Athletic - Extra.ie FAI Cup Final

28 Nov 2021

28 November 2021; Hall of Fame award recipient Billy Young, left, and Bohemians COO Daniel Lambert before the Extra.ie FAI Cup Final match between Bohemians and St Patrick's Athletic at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Bohemians v St Patrick's Athletic - Extra.ie FAI Cup Final

28 Nov 2021

28 November 2021; Hall of Fame award recipient Billy Young before the Extra.ie FAI Cup Final match between Bohemians and St Patrick's Athletic at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Bohemians v St Patrick's Athletic - Extra.ie FAI Cup Final

28 Nov 2021

2 February 2019; Billy Vunipola, left, and Ben Youngs of England celebrate following the Guinness Six Nations Rugby Championship match between Ireland and England in the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

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Ireland v England - Guinness Six Nations Rugby Championship 2019

02 Feb 2019

2 February 2019; Billy Vunipola, left, and Ben Youngs of England following the Guinness Six Nations Rugby Championship match between Ireland and England in the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

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Ireland v England - Guinness Six Nations Rugby Championship 2019

02 Feb 2019

24 August 2018; Nick Timoney of Ulster is tackled by Billy Searle, left, and Ton Young of Wasps during the Pre-Season Friendly match between Wasps and Ulster at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry, England. Photo by John Dickson/Sportsfile

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Ulster v Wasps - Pre-Season Friendly

24 Aug 2018

24 August 2018; Nick Timoney of Ulster is tackled by Billy Searle, left, and Ton Young of Wasps during the Pre-Season Friendly match between Wasps and Ulster at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry, England. Photo by John Dickson/Sportsfile

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Ulster v Wasps - Pre-Season Friendly

24 Aug 2018

24 August 2018; Nick Timoney of Ulster is tackled by Billy Searle, left, and Ton Young of Wasps during the Pre-Season Friendly match between Wasps and Ulster at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry, England. Photo by John Dickson/Sportsfile

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Ulster v Wasps - Pre-Season Friendly

24 Aug 2018

29 April 2017; Leinster's, from left, Billy Dardis, Hayden Triggs, and Mike McCarthy at the Leinster Rugby Awards Ball. The Awards, MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2016/17 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Mike Ross, Eóin Reddan and Luke Fitzgerald as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Bill Dardis, Hayden Triggs, Mike McCarthy, Zane Kirchner and Dominic Ryan. Former Leinster Rugby team doctor Professor Arthur Tanner was posthumously inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the Award winners on the night included; Gonzaga College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), David Hicks, De La Salle Palmerston (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), Clontarf FC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Coláiste Chill Mhantáin (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Athy RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year). Professional award winners on the night included Laya Healthcare Young Player of the Year - Joey Carbery, Life Style Sports Supporters Player of the Year - Isa Nacewa, Canterbury Tackle of the Year – Isa Nacewa, Irish Independnet Try of the Year – Adam Byrne and Bank of Ireland Players’ Player of the Year – Luke McGrath. Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road, Dublin 4. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Leinster Awards Ball 2017

29 Apr 2017

29 April 2017; Leinster's, from left, Billy Dardis, Hayden Triggs and Mike McCarthy at the Leinster Rugby Awards Ball. The Awards, MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2016/17 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Mike Ross, Eóin Reddan and Luke Fitzgerald as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Bill Dardis, Hayden Triggs, Mike McCarthy, Zane Kirchner and Dominic Ryan. Former Leinster Rugby team doctor Professor Arthur Tanner was posthumously inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the Award winners on the night included; Gonzaga College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), David Hicks, De La Salle Palmerston (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), Clontarf FC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Coláiste Chill Mhantáin (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Athy RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year). Professional award winners on the night included Laya Healthcare Young Player of the Year - Joey Carbery, Life Style Sports Supporters Player of the Year - Isa Nacewa, Canterbury Tackle of the Year – Isa Nacewa, Irish Independnet Try of the Year – Adam Byrne and Bank of Ireland Players’ Player of the Year – Luke McGrath. Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road, Dublin 4. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Leinster Awards Ball 2017

29 Apr 2017

29 April 2017; Leinster's, from left, Dominic Ryan, Billy Dardis, Hayden Triggs, and Mike McCarthy at the Leinster Rugby Awards Ball. The Awards, MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2016/17 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Mike Ross, Eóin Reddan and Luke Fitzgerald as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Bill Dardis, Hayden Triggs, Mike McCarthy, Zane Kirchner and Dominic Ryan. Former Leinster Rugby team doctor Professor Arthur Tanner was posthumously inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the Award winners on the night included; Gonzaga College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), David Hicks, De La Salle Palmerston (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), Clontarf FC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Coláiste Chill Mhantáin (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Athy RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year). Professional award winners on the night included Laya Healthcare Young Player of the Year - Joey Carbery, Life Style Sports Supporters Player of the Year - Isa Nacewa, Canterbury Tackle of the Year – Isa Nacewa, Irish Independnet Try of the Year – Adam Byrne and Bank of Ireland Players’ Player of the Year – Luke McGrath. Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road, Dublin 4. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Leinster Awards Ball 2017

29 Apr 2017

29 April 2017; Leinster's, from left, Dominic Ryan, Billy Dardis, and Mike McCarthy at the Leinster Rugby Awards Ball. The Awards, MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2016/17 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Mike Ross, Eóin Reddan and Luke Fitzgerald as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Bill Dardis, Hayden Triggs, Mike McCarthy, Zane Kirchner and Dominic Ryan. Former Leinster Rugby team doctor Professor Arthur Tanner was posthumously inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the Award winners on the night included; Gonzaga College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), David Hicks, De La Salle Palmerston (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), Clontarf FC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Coláiste Chill Mhantáin (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Athy RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year). Professional award winners on the night included Laya Healthcare Young Player of the Year - Joey Carbery, Life Style Sports Supporters Player of the Year - Isa Nacewa, Canterbury Tackle of the Year – Isa Nacewa, Irish Independnet Try of the Year – Adam Byrne and Bank of Ireland Players’ Player of the Year – Luke McGrath. Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road, Dublin 4. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Leinster Awards Ball 2017

29 Apr 2017

29 April 2017; Leinster's, from left, Dominic Ryan, Billy Dardis, Hayden Triggs, Mike McCarthy and Zane Kirchner with MC Darragh Maloney, far left, at the Leinster Rugby Awards Ball. The Awards, MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2016/17 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Mike Ross, Eóin Reddan and Luke Fitzgerald as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Bill Dardis, Hayden Triggs, Mike McCarthy, Zane Kirchner and Dominic Ryan. Former Leinster Rugby team doctor Professor Arthur Tanner was posthumously inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the Award winners on the night included; Gonzaga College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), David Hicks, De La Salle Palmerston (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), Clontarf FC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Coláiste Chill Mhantáin (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Athy RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year). Professional award winners on the night included Laya Healthcare Young Player of the Year - Joey Carbery, Life Style Sports Supporters Player of the Year - Isa Nacewa, Canterbury Tackle of the Year – Isa Nacewa, Irish Independnet Try of the Year – Adam Byrne and Bank of Ireland Players’ Player of the Year – Luke McGrath. Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road, Dublin 4. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Leinster Awards Ball 2017

29 Apr 2017

29 April 2017; Leinster's, from left, Dominic Ryan, Billy Dardis, Hayden Triggs, Mike McCarthy and Zane Kirchner with MC Darragh Maloney, far left, at the Leinster Rugby Awards Ball. The Awards, MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2016/17 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Mike Ross, Eóin Reddan and Luke Fitzgerald as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Bill Dardis, Hayden Triggs, Mike McCarthy, Zane Kirchner and Dominic Ryan. Former Leinster Rugby team doctor Professor Arthur Tanner was posthumously inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the Award winners on the night included; Gonzaga College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), David Hicks, De La Salle Palmerston (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), Clontarf FC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Coláiste Chill Mhantáin (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Athy RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year). Professional award winners on the night included Laya Healthcare Young Player of the Year - Joey Carbery, Life Style Sports Supporters Player of the Year - Isa Nacewa, Canterbury Tackle of the Year – Isa Nacewa, Irish Independnet Try of the Year – Adam Byrne and Bank of Ireland Players’ Player of the Year – Luke McGrath. Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road, Dublin 4. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Leinster Awards Ball 2017

29 Apr 2017

29 April 2017; Leinster's, from left, Dominic Ryan, Billy Dardis, Hayden Triggs, Mike McCarthy and Zane Kirchner with MC Darragh Maloney, far left, at the Leinster Rugby Awards Ball. The Awards, MC’d by Darragh Maloney, were a celebration of the 2016/17 Leinster Rugby season to date and over the course of the evening Leinster Rugby acknowledged the contributions of retirees Mike Ross, Eóin Reddan and Luke Fitzgerald as well as presenting Leinster Rugby caps to departees Bill Dardis, Hayden Triggs, Mike McCarthy, Zane Kirchner and Dominic Ryan. Former Leinster Rugby team doctor Professor Arthur Tanner was posthumously inducted into the Guinness Hall of Fame. Some of the Award winners on the night included; Gonzaga College (Deep River Rock School of the Year), David Hicks, De La Salle Palmerston (Beauchamps Contribution to Leinster Rugby Award), Clontarf FC (CityJet Senior Club of the Year), Coláiste Chill Mhantáin (Irish Independent Development School of the Year Award), Athy RFC (Bank of Ireland Junior Club of the Year). Professional award winners on the night included Laya Healthcare Young Player of the Year - Joey Carbery, Life Style Sports Supporters Player of the Year - Isa Nacewa, Canterbury Tackle of the Year – Isa Nacewa, Irish Independnet Try of the Year – Adam Byrne and Bank of Ireland Players’ Player of the Year – Luke McGrath. Clayton Hotel, Burlington Road, Dublin 4. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

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Leinster Awards Ball 2017

29 Apr 2017

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