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Sam Kerr picked up the women's award.
Liverpool's Mo Salah has been named as the Football Writers' Association player of the year, with Chelsea striker Sam Kerr taking the women's prize.
The forward has scored 30 goals this season - including 22 in the Premier League - as Jurgen Klopp's side chase an unprecedented quadruple.
Meanwhile, Kerr's 18 goals have helped Chelsea close in on another WSL title.
They'll be presented with their awards next week.
Pat Sullivan Has Named His Team For Sunday's All-Ireland Champions Match Against Kerry
Kfm will have live updates of the game with Tara Byrne
NFL To Host Regular Season Game In Croke Park This Year
The date and kick-off time is set to be finalised once the 2025 NFL schedule is released later this spring
Jockey Michael O'Sullivan In Intensive Care Following Yesterday's Fall At Thurles
The racing card was abandoned after O'Sullivan fell from the mount of Wee Charlie at the final fence of the two-mile chase
Dublin Football Icon Paddy Cullen Dies At 80, Kildare And Kerry Games Among Key Moments
He won three All-Ireland titles and four All-Star awards as part of 'Heffo's Army'.
Sam Prendergast Retains His Place At Out-Half As Simon Easterby Makes Two Changes For Six Nations
Peter O'Mahony comes in at blindside flanker with Ryan Baird dropping to the bench for the game at Murrayfield
Liverpool Will Defend Their EFL Cup Title Against Newcastle
They beat Tottenham in last night's match to progress
Australian Rugby Head Coach Joe Schmidt To Depart From His Role
The former Ireland and Leinster boss took over the Wallabies following their poor showing at the 2023 World Cup on a contract though to the end of this summer's Lions Tour of Australia
Republic Of Ireland To Face England In 2027 European Under-21 Championship
Jim Crawford's team will go up against Lee Carsley's side, as well as Slovakia, Moldova, Kazakhstan and Andorra
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