Athlone Town are nominated for Player of the Year, Young Players of the Year, and Manager of the Year.
Athlone Town lead the end of year nominations in the Women's National League after their run to second in the league this year.
Striker Emily Corbet, Peamount United forward Áine O'Gorman and Wexford Youths midfielder Ellen Molloy are all in the running for the SSE Airtricity W-N-L Player of the Year.
O'Gorman previously won this award seven years ago, while Corbet is a first-time nominee and Molloy makes the list having won the Young Player of the Year in 2020.
For this year's Young Player of the Year, Town's Muireann Devaney, Shelbourne's Jessie Stapleton and Sligo Rovers's Emma Doherty are all in contention.
The Manager of the Year Award sees last year's winner Noel King nominated after guiding Shelbourne to back-to-back League titles, alongside Athlone Town's Tommy Hewitt and Sligo Rovers's Steve Feeney.
The winners will be announced November 24th.
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