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Longford Town FC and the Longford Town FC supporters club have chosen Aodh Dervin as their Player of the Year for 2020.
Delighted to win the accolade, Aodh said it was a very proud moment for himself and his family to win Player of the Year for his boyhood club.
"A driving force in midfield, Aodh has become the homegrown hero of the team and fulfilled a lifelong dream of gaining promotion to the Premier Divison with the club this year.
"Never afraid to get stuck in or involved, he has become one of the leagues most talented players. He also likes to pick up the odd goal or two in big games!
"Congratulations Aodh."
Never afraid to get stuck in or involved, he has become one of the leagues most talented players. He also likes to pick up the odd goal or two in big games!
— Longford Town FC (@LongfordTownFC) January 1, 2021
Congratulations Aodh. #Town2021 ⚫⚽ 3/3 pic.twitter.com/D4yFonbUSE
Thank you very much to everyone who voted for me! https://t.co/CCJ5SADbqx
— Aodh Dervin (@dervin_aodh) January 1, 2021
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