The first event took place last night, Monday 13 March where 15 local teams and individuals were recognised for their achievements most notably in the fields of sport, community and entertainment.
The ceremony took place at the Events Space at Hill of The O’Neill, Dungannon and was hosted by the Chair of the Council, Councillor Córa Corry.
Councillor Corry said: “While the achievements may all be different, the one thing which links each and every award recipient is the depth of their commitment and enthusiasm to their activity or area of work.
“Tonight we acknowledge all these attributes and in many cases, are giving much-deserved and usually unsought recognition for success. The award you will receive tonight is representative of that recognition and is a token of our appreciation.”

9. Referee of the year
Pictured at the Civic Awards with Chair of the Council, Councillor Córa Corry, is Sean Hurson who was named Ulster GAA Football Referee of the Year. Also pictured is nominating councillor, Councillor Dan Kerr with Councillor Sean McGuigan. Photo: contributed

10. Wedding DJ of the year
Pictured at the Civic Awards with Chair of the Council, Councillor Córa Corry, is Bosco McShane who won the Wedding DJ of the Year Award for 2022. Also pictured is nominating councillor, Councillor Dan Kerr. Photo: contributed

11. Swimming team
Pictured at the Civic Awards with Chair of the Council, Councillor Córa Corry, are members of the swim team at St Patrick’s Academy, Dungannon who won the highly competitive IM Relay Final at the Ulster Schools Swim Championship. Also pictured is nominating councillor, Councillor Dan Kerr. Photo: contributed

12. Junior player of the year
Pictured at the Civic Awards with Chair of the Council, Councillor Córa Corry, is Orlagh Gavin who was selected in the Gaelic Life Ulster Ladies Gaelic Club All-Star squad. Orlagh was also named Tyrone Junior Player of the Year 2022 at the TeamTalk Tyrone All Star Awards. Also pictured are nominating councillors, Councillor Dan Kerr and Councillor Joe O’Neill. Photo: contributed

