The 2023 PwC All-Stars have been awarded in hurling and gaelic football.
In football, seven first-time winners were named and we saw the first winner from Roscommon since 2001 as Enda Smith won his first All-Star. There were nominees from 13 different counties and it made for one of the more electic All-Star teams of recent years, with winners from Dublin, Kerry, Derry and Roscommon.
In the end, Stephen Cluxton won his seventh All-Star, and there's a 21 year gap between his first one and his most recent All-Star. David Clifford became the first player to win the Player of the Year two years in a row.
After Friday's awards, we've updated the definitive list of the most recent All Star winners from each county.
We took into account the awards in their present state and the Cú Cuchulainn Awards of the 1960s, to give the best representation of how long it is since each county has won big.
If more than one player from a county wins an All Star in the same year then we take the last named - position furthest forward.
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The last PwC All Star winners from every county
Antrim - Andy McCallin 1971
Armagh - Ronan Clarke 2008
Cavan - Thomas Galligan 2020
Clare - Seamus Clancy 1992
Cork - Colm O'Neill 2012
Derry - Shane McGuigan 2023
Donegal - Michael Murphy 2019
Down - Benny Coulter 2010
Dublin - Colm Basquel 2023
Fermanagh - Barry Owens 2006
Galway - Shane Walsh 2022
Kerry - David Clifford 2023
Kildare - Michael Foley 2011
Laois - Tom Kelly 2003
Leitrim - Seamus Quinn 1994
Longford - Sean Murray 1966 (Cú Chulainn Award)
Louth - Paddy Keenan 2010
Mayo - Ryan O'Donoghue 2021
Meath - Stephen Bray 2007
Monaghan - Conor McCarthy 2023
Offaly - Cathal Daly 1997
Roscommon - Enda Smith 2023
Sligo - Charlie Harrison 2010
Tipperary - Conor Sweeney 2020
Tyrone - Darren McCurry 2021
Westmeath - John Keane 2008
Wexford - Mattie Forde 2004
Wicklow - Kevin O'Brien 1991
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