Award ceremonies have been held in recent weeks as clubs mark achievements of their players and also those behind the scenes that have played key roles throughout the campaign.
Here’s a full list of winners from those who have revealed their Player of the Year winners – any club not featured means we couldn’t find the required information or they haven’t held their end-of-season ceremony yet.
5. Glenavon - Barney McKeown
Barney McKeown was quickly promoted to Glenavon captain after arriving last summer and made an immediate impact. He collected the Alan Steele Memorial award alongside being voted the top Glenavon player by the Triangle, Victoria and Spirit of 2014 supporters’ clubs. Photo: Alan Weir/Pacemaker Press
6. Loughgall - Robbie Norton
While Loughgall endured a tough season which ended in Premiership relegation, midfielder Norton was a top performer and was named Francis Neill Player of the Season alongside collecting awards from City of Armagh and Lakeview Blues Supporters' Clubs. Photo: Alan Weir
7. Bangor - Reece Neale
Ben Arthurs has taken home an array of Championship Player of the Year awards for his role in Bangor's promotion, but Reece Neale cleaned up at the club's ceremony. He was named Directors POTY, Managers POTY and Clandeboye Bangor Supporters Club POTY. Photo: David Maginnis
8. Annagh United - Lee Upton
Annagh United's season ended with another Premiership play-off, losing out to Carrick Rangers. Lee Upton was named Player of the Year while Ryan Swan won Players' Player of the Year. Photo: David Maginnis