Shamrock Rovers manager Stephen Bradley and Peamount United midfielder Karen Duggan were the big winners at the annual SSE Airtricity/Soccer Writers Ireland awards in Dublin.
Bradley won the SSE Airtricity / Soccer Writers Ireland Men's Personality of the Year award for a third time and RTÉ analyst Duggan won the Women's Personality of the Year at the Dublin Royal Convention Centre on Friday.
Bradley was honoured once again after guiding Rovers to a record-equalling fourth league title in a row.
He created history last year by becoming the first recipient of the award in successive years - and now joins Stephen Kenny and Jim McLaughlin as a three-time winner of the Dan McCaffrey Men's Personality of the Year accolade.
Bradley won the vote ahead of Damien Duff, who finished second, and FAI Cup-winning manager Jon Daly in third. Cork City's Ruairi Keating, Shamrock Rovers' Roberto Lopes and Drogheda United manager Kevin Doherty also made the shortlist for their achievements this year.
Former Republic of Ireland stalwart Duggan was named the Women's Personality of the Year in the third edition of the award. The Peamount United captain led her team in reclaiming the Women's Premier Division title this season.
Duggan has been an exemplary presence in James O'Callaghan's Peas squad, with her consistently excellent performances and leadership of a young squad ensuring she claimed the prize, voted for by SWI members.
She follows in the footsteps of the inaugural winner, Wexford Youths' Kylie Murphy, and the 2022 recipient Pearl Slattery of Shelbourne.
O'Callaghan and Peamount's Irish international star Erin McLaughlin, Athlone Town duo Dana Scheriff and Ciaran Kilduff and Shamrock Rovers' Aine O'Gorman completed the six-person shortlist.
The annual awards banquet also saw Derry City's Brian Maher named Goalkeeper of the Year, pipping Shelbourne's Conor Kearns and Peamount United's Niamh Reid Burke to claim the prize for the first time. The 23-year-old was nominated for the award last year.
The evening's guest of honour, Republic of Ireland legend Liam Brady, was the recipient of the International Achievement Award to recognise a senior Ireland career that spanned 16 years and 72 caps.
Brady, who made his senior debut for Arsenal 50 years ago, also served as the Republic of Ireland assistant manager under Giovanni Trapattoni, working alongside Marco Tardelli.
Phil Mooney won the Liam Tuohy Special Merit Award as a mark of acknowledgment for his 40 years' service to St Patrick’s Athletic in a number of key roles including secretary, League of Ireland representative and director. He now serves as the club president.
First introduced in 1994, the Liam Tuohy Special Merit award recognises those who have served Irish football with distinction.
Meanwhile, Bohemians today announced a host of departures. Kris Twardek has left the club by mutual consent, midfielder John O'Sullivan has joined Shelbourne and Kacper Radkowski has returned to parent club Śląsk Wrocław after the end of his loan deal.
The contracts of defender Krystian Nowak, winger Ali Coote and Dean Williams all expired and were not renewed at the end of the season.
