Brogan and Corbett announced as players of the year

Dublin's Bernard Brogan and Lar Corbett of Tipperary have been revealed tonight as the 2010 GAA Players of the Year in football and hurling respectively.

Brogan and Corbett announced as players of the year
Fri, 15 Oct, 2010 - 21:34

Dublin's Bernard Brogan and Lar Corbett of Tipperary have been revealed tonight as the 2010 GAA Players of the Year in football and hurling respectively.

At the Vodafone All-Stars banquet in the Citywest Hotel, the sharp-shooting Brogan was announced as the Footballer of the Year - becoming the first Dublin player to win the award since it was introduced in 1995.

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