1 June 2016; Lidl National Football League Division 4 Team of the League 2016 Limerick players, from left, Olivia Giltnenae, Alva Neary, Niamh Richardson, Kristine Reidy, and Dymphna O'Brien at the Lidl Ladies Team of The Leagues Award Night. The Lidl Teams of the League were presented at Croke Park with 60 players recognised for their performances throughout the 2016 Lidl National Football League Campaign. The 4 teams were selected by opposition managers who selected the best players in their position with the players receiving the most votes being selected in their position. Croke Park, Dublin. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***
1 June 2016; Lidl National Football League Division 4 Team of the League 2016 Limerick players, from left, Olivia Giltnenae, Alva Neary, Niamh Richardson, Kristine Reidy, and Dymphna O’Brien at the Lidl Ladies Team of The Leagues Award Night. The Lidl Teams of the League were presented at Croke Park with 60 players recognised for their performances throughout the 2016 Lidl National Football League Campaign. The 4 teams were selected by opposition managers who selected the best players in their position with the players receiving the most votes being selected in their position. Croke Park, Dublin. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***
1 June 2016; Niamh Richardson, Limerick, receives her Division 4 Lidl Ladies Team of the League Award from Aoife Clarke, head of communications, Lidl Ireland, left, and Marie Hickey, President of Ladies Gaelic Football, right, at the Lidl Ladies Teams of the League Award Night. The Lidl Teams of the League were presented at Croke Park with 60 players recognised for their performances throughout the 2016 Lidl National Football League Campaign. The 4 teams were selected by opposition managers who selected the best players in their position with the players receiving the most votes being selected in their position. Croke Park, Dublin. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***
1 June 2016; Dymphna O’Brien, Limerick, centre, receives her Division 4 Lidl Ladies Team of the League Award from Aoife Clarke, head of communications, Lidl Ireland, left, and Marie Hickey, President of Ladies Gaelic Football, right, at the Lidl Ladies Teams of the League Award Night. The Lidl Teams of the League were presented at Croke Park with 60 players recognised for their performances throughout the 2016 Lidl National Football League Campaign. The 4 teams were selected by opposition managers who selected the best players in their position with the players receiving the most votes being selected in their position. Croke Park, Dublin. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***
1 June 2016; Alva Neary, Limerick, centre, receives her Division 4 Lidl Ladies Team of the League Award from Aoife Clarke, head of communications, Lidl Ireland, left, and Marie Hickey, President of Ladies Gaelic Football, right, at the Lidl Ladies Teams of the League Award Night. The Lidl Teams of the League were presented at Croke Park with 60 players recognised for their performances throughout the 2016 Lidl National Football League Campaign. The 4 teams were selected by opposition managers who selected the best players in their position with the players receiving the most votes being selected in their position. Croke Park, Dublin. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***
1 June 2016; Kristine Reidy, Limerick, centre, receives her Division 4 Lidl Ladies Team of the League Award from Aoife Clarke, head of communications, Lidl Ireland, left, and Marie Hickey, President of Ladies Gaelic Football, right, at the Lidl Ladies Teams of the League Award Night. The Lidl Teams of the League were presented at Croke Park with 60 players recognised for their performances throughout the 2016 Lidl National Football League Campaign. The 4 teams were selected by opposition managers who selected the best players in their position with the players receiving the most votes being selected in their position. Croke Park, Dublin. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***
1 June 2016; Olivia Giltenane, Limerick, centre, receives her Division 4 Lidl Ladies Team of the League Award from Aoife Clarke, head of communications, Lidl Ireland, left, and Marie Hickey, President of Ladies Gaelic Football, right, at the Lidl Ladies Teams of the League Award Night. The Lidl Teams of the League were presented at Croke Park with 60 players recognised for their performances throughout the 2016 Lidl National Football League Campaign. The 4 teams were selected by opposition managers who selected the best players in their position with the players receiving the most votes being selected in their position. Croke Park, Dublin. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***
1 June 2016; Lidl National Football League Division 4 Team of the League 2016 players, top row from left, Kate Flood, Louth, Paula Murray, Louth, Alva Neary, Limerick, Anna McCann, Antrim, Áine Tubridy, Antrim, Niamh Richardson, Limerick, and Michelle McMahon, Louth. Seated from left, Aoife Darcy, Longford, Kristine Reidy, Limerick, Olivia Giltenane, Limerick, Marie Hickey, President of Ladies Gaelic Football, Aoife Clarke, head of communications, Lidl Ireland, Clodagh Fox, Wicklow, Lorna Fusciardi, Wicklow, Dymphna O’Brien, Limerick. Not pictured Orla Noonan, Longford. The Lidl Teams of the League were presented at Croke Park with 60 players recognised for their performances throughout the 2016 Lidl National Football League Campaign. The 4 teams were selected by opposition managers who selected the best players in their position with the players receiving the most votes being selected in their position. Croke Park, Dublin. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***
The Lidl Teams of the League were presented at Croke Park with 60 players recognised for their performances throughout the 2016 Lidl National Football League Campaign. The 4 teams were selected by opposition managers who selected the best players in their position with the players receiving the most votes being selected in their position. Croke Park, Dublin. Photo by Cody Glenn/Sportsfile
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