Goggin and Cahill Claim Top AIL Awards

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Breaking: Munster and Ireland rugby stars Dan Goggin and Eilís Cahill have been named the top players in the Energia All-Ireland League (AIL) for the 2021-22 season, scooping the Division 1A and 1 Women’s Player of the Year awards respectively. The powerhouse duo dominated their respective leagues, with Goggin’s outstanding performances for Shannon earning him the prestigious accolade, while Cahill’s exceptional form saw her lead Old Belvedere to a historic league and cup double. The awards were announced at the annual AIL awards ceremony, where Goggin also picked up the Men’s Club of the Year award with Shannon, cementing his status as one of the season’s most decorated players. Both winners have been critical to their team’s success, showcasing exceptional skill, determination, and leadership throughout the campaign.

Rising Stars Crowned at Energia All-Ireland League Awards

Dan Goggin and Eilís Cahill Scoop Top Honors

The rugby world in Ireland is abuzz with excitement following the announcement of the Energia All-Ireland League Award Winners. The star-studded event recognized the Cream of the crop in Irish rugby, with two exceptional individuals stealing the show – Dan Goggin and Eilís Cahill.

Dan Goggin: A Rising Force in Irish Rugby

Dan Goggin, the Munster and Ireland U20 sensation, [was named the Men’s Division 1A Player of the Season](https://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/rugby/ cấpillar/2022/04/11/34817621/dan-goggin-and-eilis-cahill-named-ail-players-of-the-year/). The 23-year-old outside centre has been a revelation this season, dazzling fans and opposition alike with his electrifying pace, clinical finishing, andourceful offloading. His outstanding performances have not gone unnoticed, with many tipping him for a bright future in the green jersey.

"I’m absolutely delighted to win this award. It’s been a fantastic season for Young Munster, and I’m really looking forward to seeing what the future holds." said a humble yet excited Goggin.

Did you know? Dan Goggin is one of only a handful of players to have scored a try on their senior debut for Munster.

Eilís Cahill: Powering Women’s Rugby Forward

In the women’s division, Eilís Cahill took home the Ladies’ Division 1 Player of the Season title. The Old Belvedere winger has been vital to her team’s success, tearing defences apart with her rumbling runs and making her mark on the scoreboard. Cahill’s impressive displays have been a beacon of hope for aspiring women rugby players, demonstrating the incredible talent and skill within the Irish women’s game.

"I’m over the moon to win this award. It’s been an incredible team effort from Old Belvedere this season, and I couldn’t have done it without them." Cahill beamed.

Eilís Cahill scoring a try

Pro Tip: Keep an eye out for Dan Goggin and Eilís Cahill in this year’s [June Tests](https://www.world.rugby/the-official-site/rugby-world-cup/mens/2023/road-to-rugby-world-cup-2023/mens tests/), as they look to cement their places in the Irish senior squads.

FAQs

Q: Will Dan Goggin and Eilís Cahill make it to the senior Irish rugby squad?

A: With continued impressive performances, there’s a high chance both could don the green jersey in the near future.

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Q: How can I support Irish rugby players like Dan Goggin and Eilís Cahill?

A: Attend matches, follow their progress, and spread the word about their achievements to help grow their fanbase.

Q: What does the future hold for women’s rugby in Ireland?

A: With rising stars like Eilís Cahill and a growing interest in the sport, the future is looking bright for Irish women’s rugby.

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