Muireann Duffy
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First-time nominee Corbet is in good company, coming up against the award's 2014/2015 recipient O'Gorman and 2020's Young Player of the Year, Molloy.
The winner will be announced at an awards ceremony on Thursday, November 24th, alongside the recipient of the Young Player of the Year award, which will be contested by Muireann Devany (Athlone Town), Jessie Stapleton (Shelbourne) and Emma Doherty (Sligo Rovers).
Congratulations to the nominees for the #WNL Awards 👏
And also to all of the other players & coaches who made this such an enjoyable season! pic.twitter.com/T0psoTCiyI— FAI Women (@FAIWomen) November 2, 2022
Last year's Manager of the Year Noel King from Shelbourne will be looking to claim back-to-back titles, but faces the challenge of Sligo Rovers' Steve Feeney and Tommy Hewitt from Athlone Town.
O'Gorman has already been confirmed at the recipient of the Golden Boot having finished the season with 22 goals, while Shelbourne goalkeeper Amanda Budden's 14 clean sheets earned her the Golden Gloves award.
The Goal of the Year will be chosen via an online vote in advance of the ceremony, with the Team of the Season, Under-19 and Under-17 Players of the Year also announced on the night.
