Jessica Hennessy was named in the Women's National League team of the year last night.
Athlone Town's end of season awards were very much deserved according to one of their mainstay players this year.
Jessica Hennessy was named in the Women's National League team of the year last night.
Her team mates Emily Corbet and Muireann Devaney joined her on the select team.
While Tommy Hewitt was named manager of the year and Corbet is the league's player of the season.
Speaking to David Hollywood, Hennessy says that while they missed our on major honours, it means something to have their performances recognised:
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