The FAI International Football Awards is an awards evening held to honour the best Republic of Ireland international footballers of the year.
FAI International Football Awards | |
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Awarded for | Outstanding achievements in association football |
Sponsored by | Three[1] |
Location | RTÉ Television Centre, Donnybrook[1] |
Country | Republic of Ireland |
Presented by | Peter Collins Tony O'Donoghue Evanne Ní Chuilinn[2] |
First awarded | 1989[3] |
Website | fai |
Television/radio coverage | |
Network | RTÉ Two[1] |
Senior International awards
editSenior International Player of the Year
editSenior Women's International Player of the Year
editInternational Goal of the Year
editYear | Winner | Opposition |
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2023[4] | Katie McCabe | Canada (Women's) |
2022[5] | Amber Barrett | Scotland (Women's) |
2021[35] | Troy Parrott | Lithuania |
2020[7] | Ellen Molloy | Iceland (Women's U17) |
2019[36] | Troy Parrott | Sweden (U21) |
2018[9] | Aiden O'Brien | Poland |
2017[10] | James McClean | Wales |
2016[11] | Robbie Brady | Italy |
2015[12] | Shane Long | Germany |
2014[13] | Aiden McGeady | Georgia |
2013[14] | Shane Long | England |
2012[15] | Kevin Doyle | Kazakhstan |
2011[16] | Darron Gibson | Wales |
2010[17] | Kevin Doyle | Andorra |
2009[18] | Robbie Keane | France |
2008[19] | Andy Keogh | Serbia |
2007[20] | Kevin Doyle | Slovakia |
2006[21] | Kevin Kilbane | Czech Republic |
2005[22] | Robbie Keane | Israel |
2004[23] | Robbie Keane | Netherlands |
Young International Player of the Year
editWomen's Young International Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
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2023[4] | Heather Payne | Everton |
2022[5] | Heather Payne | Florida State Seminoles |
Youth International
editUnder-21 International Player of the Year
editUnder-18 International Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
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2023 | Danny McGrath | Lommel |
2022[5] | Sam Curtis | St Patrick's Athletic |
2021[35] | Alex Murphy | Galway United |
2020[7] | Not Awarded | |
2019[46] | Jason Knight | Derby County |
2018[9] | Brian Maher | St Patrick's Athletic |
Under-17 International Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
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2023 | Harry McGlinchey | Chelsea |
2022[5] | Naj Razi | Shamrock Rovers |
2021[35] | Mark O'Mahony | Cork City |
2020[7] | Not Awarded | |
2019[47] | Joe Hodge | Manchester City |
2018[9] | Adam Idah | Norwich City |
2017[10] | Aaron Bolger | Shamrock Rovers |
2016[11] | Declan Rice | West Ham United |
2015[12] | Connor Ronan | Wolverhampton Wanderers |
2014[13] | Danny Kane | Huddersfield Town |
2013[14] | Jack Byrne | Manchester City |
2012[15] | Jack Grealish | Aston Villa |
2011[16] | Sean Kavanagh | Fulham |
2010[17] | Sean McGinty | Manchester United |
2009[18] | Stephen McDonnell | Dundalk |
2008[19] | Aaron Doran | Blackburn Rovers |
2007[20] | Conor McCormack | Manchester United |
2006[21] | Terry Dixon | Tottenham Hotspur |
2005[22] | Anthony Stokes | Arsenal |
2004[23] | Darren Randolph | Charlton Athletic |
2003[24] | No award ceremony. | |
2002[25] | Willo Flood | Manchester City |
Under-16 International Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
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2023 | Michael Noonan | St Patrick's Athletic |
2022[5] | Matthew Moore | Cork City |
2021[35] | Naj Razi | Shamrock Rovers |
2020[7] | Not Awarded | |
2019[48] | Ben McCormack | St Patrick's Athletic |
2018[9] | Troy Parrott | Tottenham Hotspur |
2017[10] | Jason Knight | Derby County |
2016[11] | Jordan Doherty | Sheffield United |
2015[12] | Jayson Molumby | Brighton & Hove Albion |
2014[13] | Conor Masterson | Liverpool |
2013[14] | Robert Duggan | Peterborough United |
2012[15] | Noe Baba | Fulham |
2011[16] | Kyle Callan-McFadden | Norwich City |
2010[17] | Mikey Drennan | Aston Villa |
2009[18] | John O'Sullivan | Blackburn Rovers |
2008[19] | Mark O'Brien | Derby County |
2007[20] | Conor Clifford | Chelsea |
2006[21] | James O'Brien | Birmingham City |
2005[22] | Donal McDermott | Manchester City |
2004[23] | Keith Treacy | Blackburn Rovers |
2003[24] | No award ceremony. | |
2002[25] | Steven Foley-Sheridan | Aston Villa |
2001[26] | Pierre Ennis | Aston Villa |
2000[27] | Stephen Brennan | Newcastle United |
1999[28] | Andy Reid | Nottingham Forest |
1998[29] | Shaun Byrne | West Ham United |
1997[30] | Richie Partridge | Liverpool/Stella Maris |
Under-15 International Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
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2023 | David Dunne | Cork City |
2022[5] | Rory Finneran | Blackburn Rovers |
2021[35] | Kaylem Harnett | Wexford |
2020[7] | Not Awarded | |
2019[49] | Glory Nzingo | St Patrick's Athletic |
2018[9] | Anselmo García MacNulty | Real Betis |
2017[10] | Troy Parrott | Tottenham Hotspur |
2016[11] | Callum Thompson | St Joseph's Boys |
2015[12] | Lee O'Connor | Villa FC, Waterford |
2014[13] | Anthony Scully | West Ham United |
2002–2013 | Not Awarded | |
2001[26] | Willo Flood | Manchester City |
2000[27] | Robbie Shields | Leeds United/Cherry Orchard |
1999[28] | Richard McCarthy | Manchester City/Stella Maris |
1998[29] | Cliff Byrne | Sunderland/Home Farm |
1997[30] | Thomas Butler | Sunderland/Stella Maris |
Women's Youth International
editUnder-19 Women's International Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
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2022[5] | Scarlett Herron | Athlone Town |
2021 | Jessie Stapleton | Shelbourne |
2018[9] | Niamh Farrelly | Peamount United |
2017[10] | Lucy McCartan | Peamount United |
2016[11] | Roma McLaughlin | Peamount United |
2015[12] | Megan Connolly | Florida State Seminoles |
2014[13] | Megan Connolly | College Corinthians |
2013[14] | Claire Shine | Raheny United |
2012[15] | Emma Hansberry | Castlebar Celtic |
2011[16] | Grace Moloney | Reading |
2010[17] | Becky Walsh | Salthill Devon |
2009[18] | Julie-Ann Russell | Salthill Devon |
2008[19] | Karen Duggan | Piltown |
2007[20] | Lynn Bradley | Lynsey Wilton College |
2006[21] | Áine O'Gorman | Stella Maris |
2005[22] | Niamh Fahey | Salthill Devon |
2004[23] | Katie Taylor | St James's Gate |
2003[24] | No award ceremony. | |
2002[25] | Selina Moylan | Lifford FC |
2001[26] | Marie Curtin | Lifford FC |
2000[27] | Caroline Thorpe | Arsenal |
1999[28] | Dolores Deasley | Letterkenny Rovers |
Under-17 Women's International Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
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2022[5] | Aoife Kelly | Shelbourne Ladies |
2018[9] | Emily Whelan | Shelbourne Ladies |
2017[10] | Tiegan Ruddy | Shelbourne Ladies |
2016[11] | Saoirse Noonan | Cork City |
2015[12] | Amanda McQuillan | Shelbourne Ladies |
2014[13] | Evelyn Daly | Lakewood Athletic |
2013[14] | Savannah McCarthy | Listowel Celtic |
2012[15] | Lauren Dwyer | Wexford Youths |
2011[16] | Chloe Mustaki | Peamount United |
2010[17] | Not Awarded | |
2009[18] | Dora Gorman | Salthill Devon |
2008[19] | Ciara Grant | Kilmacrennan Celtic |
2007[20] | Gillian McDonnell | Dundalk City |
Under-16 Women's International Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
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2022[5] | Freya Healy | Peamount United |
2018[9] | Jessica Ziu | Shelbourne Ladies |
2017[10] | Aoife Slattery | Ferrybank |
2016[11] | Tyler Toland | Maiden City |
2015[12] | Heather Payne | Salthill Devon |
2014[13] | Jamie Finn | Raheny United |
Under-15 Girls Schools International Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
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2022[5] | Abigail Bradshaw | St. Colmcille’s Community School, Knocklyon |
League Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
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2023 | Lee Grace | Shamrock Rovers |
2022 | Rory Gaffney | Shamrock Rovers |
2021[35] | Georgie Kelly | Bohemians |
2020[7] | Jack Byrne | Shamrock Rovers |
2019[50] | Jack Byrne | Shamrock Rovers |
2018[9] | Chris Shields | Dundalk |
2017[10] | Sean Maguire | Cork City |
2016[11] | Daryl Horgan | Dundalk |
2015[12] | Richie Towell | Dundalk |
2014[13] | Colin Healy | Cork City |
2013[14] | Killian Brennan | St Patrick's Athletic |
2012[15] | Jason McGuinness | Sligo Rovers |
2011[16] | Patrick Sullivan | Shamrock Rovers |
2010[17] | Gary Twigg | Shamrock Rovers |
2009[18] | Gary Twigg | Shamrock Rovers |
2008[19] | Brian Murphy | Bohemians |
2007[20] | Dave Mooney | Longford Town/Cork City |
2006[21] | Ollie Cahill | Shelbourne/Drogheda United |
2005[22] | George O'Callaghan | Cork City |
2004[23] | Owen Heary | Shelbourne |
2003[51] | Jason Byrne | Shelbourne |
2002–03[25] | Kevin Hunt | Bohemians |
2001–02[26] | Glen Crowe | Bohemians |
2000–01[51] | Glen Crowe | Bohemians |
1999–00[27] | Pat Fenlon | Shelbourne |
1998–99[28] | Paul Osam | St Patrick's Athletic |
1997–98[29] | Colin Hawkins | St Patrick's Athletic |
1996–97[30] | Peter Hutton | Derry City |
1995–96[51] | Tony Sheridan | Shelbourne |
1994–95[51] | Liam Coyle | Derry City |
1993–94[51] | Stephen Geoghegan | Shamrock Rovers |
1992–93[51] | Pat Morley | Cork City |
Hall of Fame
editYear | Winner |
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2023 | Niall Quinn/Nora McHugh |
2022[5] | Kevin Moran/Sue Hayden |
2021[35] | Linda Gorman/Shay Given |
2020[7] | Johnny Giles/Paula Gorham |
2018[9] | Emma Byrne/Richard Dunne |
2017[10] | Damien Duff |
2016[11] | Robbie Keane |
2015[12] | Tony Cascarino |
2014[13] | Andy Townsend |
2013[14] | Ronnie Whelan |
2012[15] | Kevin Sheedy |
2011[16] | Ray Houghton |
2010[17] | Frank Stapleton |
2009[18] | Ray Treacy |
2008[19] | Arthur Fitzsimons |
2007[20] | Paddy Mulligan |
2006[21] | Don Givens |
2005[22] | Mick Martin |
2004[23] | Gerry Daly |
2003[24] | No award ceremony. |
2002[25] | Liam Tuohy |
2001[26] | Liam Brady |
2000[27] | Joe Haverty |
1999[28] | 1949 Irish team (v England) |
1998[29] | Shay Brennan/Tony Dunne |
1997[30] | Kevin O'Flanagan |
International Personality
editYear | Winner |
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2018[9] | Kakha Kaladze |
2017[10] | Marco Tardelli |
2016[11] | John Hartson |
2015[12] | Gianluca Vialli |
2014[13] | Jan Tomaszewski |
2013[14] | Dejan Stanković |
2012[15] | Zbigniew Boniek |
2011[16] | Pavel Nedvěd |
2010[17] | Ian Rush |
2009[18] | Ricky Villa |
2008[19] | Ruud Gullit |
2007[20] | Sócrates |
2006[21] | Bobby Robson |
2005[22] | Pierluigi Collina |
2004[23] | Martin O'Neill |
2003[24] | No award ceremony. |
2002[25] | Michel Platini |
2001[26] | Jack Charlton |
2000[27] | Pat Jennings |
1999[28] | Billy McNeill |
1998[29] | Nobby Stiles |
1997[30] | Franz Beckenbauer |
Special Merit Award
editYear | Winner |
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2023 | Michelle O'Neill |
2022[5] | Niamh O'Donoghue |
2021[35] | Dr.Alan Byrne |
2020[7] | Liam Farrell |
2019[52][53] | Charlie O'Leary |
2018[9] | Brendan Bradley |
2017[54] | Jimmy Magee |
2016[11] | Dundalk team |
2015[12] | Regions' Cup team |
2014[13] | Stephanie Roche |
2013[14] | Ciara Grant |
2012[15] | Not Awarded |
2011[16] | Shamrock Rovers team |
2010[17] | Republic of Ireland women's national under-17 football team |
2009[18] | Olivia O'Toole |
2008[19] | Eddie Foley |
2007[20] | Jack Charlton |
2006[21] | Pete Mahon |
2005[22] | Sean McCaffrey |
2004[23] | Vincent Butler |
2003[24] | No award ceremony. |
2002[25] | Des Casey |
2001[26] | Jim McLaughlin |
2000[27] | Dr Tony O'Neill/Tony Sheehan |
1999[28] | Billy Young |
1998[29] | Noel O'Reilly |
1997[30] | Eoin Hand |
Ameteur International Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
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2023 | Garbhan Friel | Cockhill Celtic |
2022[5] | Stephen Chambers | Killester Donnycarney |
Junior International Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
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2020[7] | Not Awarded | – |
2019[55] | Jordan Buckley | Usher Celtic |
2018[9] | Eoin Hayes | Newmarket Celtic |
2017[10] | Chris Higgins | St Michael's |
2016[11] | Stephen Kelly | Newmarket Celtic |
2015[12] | Jimmy Carr | St Michael's |
2014[13] | Darren Dunne | Sheriff YC |
2013[14] | Paul Breen | St Michael's |
2012[15] | Adrian Walsh | Carrick United |
2011[16] | James Walsh | St Michael's |
2010[17] | Ross Carrig | Killester United |
2009[18] | Wayne Fitzgerald | Carrick United |
2008[19] | Séamie Crowe | Athenry |
2007[20] | David Lacey | Killester United |
2006[21] | Michael Keogh | Killester United |
2005[22] | David Conroy | Ballymun United |
2004[23] | James Walsh | St Michael's |
2003[24] | No award ceremony. | |
2002[25] | Pat Holden | Evergreen |
2001[26] | Christy McElligott | Ballymun United |
2000[27] | Keith Bruen | Portmarnock |
1999[28] | Gary McCormack | Portmarnock |
1998[29] | Philip Long | St Kevin's Boys |
1997[30] | Barry Flynn | Fairview Rangers |
Intermediate Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
---|---|---|
2019[46] | Alan McGreal | Crumlin United |
2018[9] | Darragh Reynor | Maynooth University |
2017[10] | Aidan Roche | Liffey Wanderers |
2016[11] | Mark Horgan | Avondale United |
2015[12] | Ken Hoey | Rockmount |
2014[13] | Danny Long | Avondale United |
2013[14] | Malachy McDermott | Cockhill Celtic |
2012[15] | David O'Sullivan | Wayside Celtic |
2011[16] | Brendan O'Connell | Rockmount |
2010[17] | Séamie Crowe | Athenry |
2009[18] | Ken Hoey | Rockmount |
2008[19] | Derek Prendergast | Bangor Celtic |
2007[20] | Paul McCabe | Crumlin United |
2006[21] | Ken Hoey | Rockmount |
2005[22] | Ruari Beechinor | Rockmount |
2004[23] | Ian Callaghan | Wayside Celtic |
2003[24] | No award ceremony. | |
2002[25] | Graham Dunning | Bluebell United |
2001[26] | B. Porter | Letterkenny Rovers |
2000[27] | Brian Healy | Temple United |
1999[28] | Jonathan King | Ashtown Villa |
Football for All International Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
---|---|---|
2022[5] | Rebekah Grant | Deaf Futsal |
2021[35] | Joe Markey | Ireland CP Team |
2019[46] | Thomas Donogher | Powerchair |
2018[9] | Nathalie O’Brien | Irish Women’s Deaf Futsal |
2017[10] | Gary Messitt | Cerebral Palsy Sport Ireland |
2016[11] | Paul McMahon | Football For All Under-19 Squad |
2015[12] | Mark Duffy | Special Olympics Ireland |
2014[13] | Aoife McNicoll | Irish Powerchair Football Squad |
2013[14] | Noel O'Donnell | Irish Deaf Men's Squad |
2012[15] | Davy Byrne | Irish Homeless World Cup Team |
2011[16] | Adrian Clarke | Irish Special Olympics International Squad |
2010[17] | Richard Dougherty | Irish Deaf Men's Squad |
2009[18] | Luke Evans | Ireland CP Soccer team |
2008[19] | Stephen Coleman | Ireland Street League |
2007[20] | Kieran Woods | Park FC |
2006[21] | Gary Messitt | Cerebral Palsy Sport Ireland |
2005[22] | Joe Watson | Irish Deaf Sports/Waterford Crystal FC |
2004[23] | Rita Doherty | Special Olympics Ireland |
2003[24] | No award ceremony. | |
2002[25] | Graham Dunning | Cerebral Palsy Sport Ireland |
FAI School's International Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
---|---|---|
2023 | Daire Patton | Sligo Rovers/Summerhill College, Sligo |
2022[5] | Peter Grogan | Bohemians/St. Mary's CBS, Carlow |
2021[35] | John O'Donovan | Cork City/Clonakilty Community College |
2019[46] | Niall O'Keefe | Waterford/De La Salle College Waterford |
2018[9] | Ali Reghba | Bohemians/Chanel College |
2017[10] | Neil Farrugia | UCD/St Andrew's College, Blackrock |
2016[11] | Conor McCarthy | Cork City/Scoil Mhuire Gan Smal |
2015[12] | Connor Ellis | Cork City/Coláiste Pobail Bheanntraí |
2014[13] | Ryan Manning | Queens Park Rangers/Galway United/Yeats College |
2013[14] | Alan Browne | Preston North End/Nagle Community College |
2012[15] | Sean Maguire | CBS Kilkenny |
2011[16] | Hugh Douglas | Belvedere F.C./Saint Brendan's College |
2010[17] | Robbie Benson | Marist College |
2009[18] | Shane Howard | Colaiste Eoin, Carlow |
2008[19] | John Mulroy | Moyle Park College |
2007[20] | Patrick Mullins | CBS Sexton Street |
2006[21] | Conor Powell | Bohemians/Portmarnock Community School |
2005[22] | Gary Deegan | Bohemians/Chanel College |
2004[23] | Darren Quigley | UCD/St Laurence's College |
2003[56] | Stephen Ward | Portmarnock Community School |
2002[25] | Vincent Tyrell | Bohemians/St Declan's |
2001[26] | Ashley White | St Macartan's College |
2000[27] | Alan Murphy | Galway United/Ballinrobe Community School |
1999[28] | Conor O'Grady | Sligo Rovers/Summerhill College |
1998[29] | Kevin Doherty | Liverpool/Home Farm/St. Joseph's C.B.S. |
1997[30] | Ronnie O'Brien | Middlesbrough/St. Brendans |
1996[56] | Darragh Sheridan | St Mary's College |
1995[56] | Colin Hawkins | St. Joseph's Patrician College |
1994[56] | Karl Lafferty | St. Columba's College |
1993[56] | Anthony Scully | Collinstown Park Community College |
1992[56] | Declan Boyle | St Catherine's Vocational School |
1991[56] | Shaun Elebert | Plunket College |
1990[56] | Barry Patton | St. Columba's College |
Colleges and Universities Player of the Year
editYear | Winner | Club |
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2021[35] | Colin McCabe | Technological University Dublin |
2018[9] | Daire O'Connor | University College Dublin |
2017[10] | Sean McLoughlin | University College Cork |
2016[11] | Paul Rooney | Maynooth University |
Notes
edit- ^ Prior to the under-19 award there was the Youths Player of the Year Award which was awarded to players of a similar age group to that of the under-19 award.
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