An inspiring young hurler from Co Down has been named Translink Ulster GAA Young Volunteer of the Month for August.
Teenager Ryan Guest from Bredagh has been honoured in recognition of the contribution he has made to his club since joining at just four years old.
The 16-year-old is dedicated and popular member of his U15 hurling team who always encourages teamwork.
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Ryan’s on-field exploits include representing the U15 Down development squad for hurling in a challenge game, as well as devotedly training and playing with his club.
Presenting Ryan with his award, Translink Service Delivery Manager Damian Bannon, said: “Ryan is a worthy winner of the latest Young Volunteer of the Month award. It’s fantastic to hear how committed he is to his club and local community since joining at a very young age.
"Ryan’s hard work and dedication is a shining example of how young people can make a positive difference and I wish him well-deserved congratulations on his award.”
Ulster GAA Vice President, Michael Geoghegan, added: “Ryan is an inspiration in the motivation and camaraderie he encourages in those around him.
"I congratulate Ryan and all the young nominees this month who are shining examples in their local GAA clubs.”
The award is presented each month to one young volunteer whose efforts best demonstrate the volunteering ethos and community spirit of the GAA.
Applications for the September Young Volunteer of the Month award are now open. To nominate a young person aged 14-24 for the accolade, visit ulster.gaa.ie/youngvolunteeraward
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