Every legend, team and pioneer feted by the association since 1973.
1973Cpt Spencer Freeman, executive director of Irish Hospitals' Sweepstake and racehorse breeder, on his 80th birthday
1974The Ireland football team that defeated England 2-0 at Goodison Park in 1949, the first side from outside the UK to beat England on home soil
1974Pioneering journalists Mitchel Cogley and Paul McWeeney and iconic broadcaster Micheal O'Hehir
1976Long-serving Shamrock Rovers physio Billy Lord
1979GAA President Con Murphy and GAA director general Seán Ó Síocháin
1980Ireland and Lions rugby stars Tony O'Reilly and James 'Jammie' Clinch
1980International Olympic Committee President Lord Killanin
1982Olympic gold medalists Pat O'Callaghan (hammer, 1928 and 1932) and Bob Tisdall (400m hurdles, 1932)
2005The Cavan and Kerry teams from the 1947 All-Ireland SFC final at New York's Polo Grounds
2005Ireland's Grand Slam winning rugby side of 1948, the first in the country's history
2006Ireland's 1956 Melbourne Olympic team, whose five medals stood as a record until London 2012
2007Shamrock Rovers' record six in a row FAI Cup winning side (1964-1969)
2008The All-Ireland XI that played Brazil at Lansdowne Road in 1973
2009Ireland's 1979 World Cross Country Championship teams, including men's senior champion John Treacy
2009Cork's three in a row All-Ireland SHC winners (1976-1978)
2010Golden anniversary of Down's breakthrough All-Ireland SFC winning team of 1960
2010RTE football commentator Philip Greene on his 90th birthday
2011Centenary of the Irish Amateur Boxing Association, with its most successful champions in attendance
2012Dublin's 1953 National Football League winning side, featuring 14 St Vincent's players
2013The League of Ireland team that defeated the English League 2-1 at Dalymount Park in 1963
2014The Ireland rugby team potentially denied the 1972 Five Nations Championship when Scotland and Wales refused to play in Dublin
2015Christy O'Connor Junior, marking 40 years since his Irish Open victory at Woodbrook
2016Kerry midfielder and four time All-Ireland SFC winner Mick O'Connell
2017Ireland rugby stars Tony Ward and Ollie Campbell
2017Ireland's three in a row (1977-79) Aga Khan showjumping team: Eddie Macken, Cpt Con Power, James Kernan and Paul Darragh
2018Ireland and Shamrock Rovers winger Frank O'Neill
2019Peter Byrne, outstanding sports writer and ASJI president from 2001 to 2019
2019The Ireland cricket team that defeated the West Indies at Sion Mills in 1969
2023The Kerry women's footballers who featured in all nine All-Ireland final wins between 1982 and 1990
2024Ireland's Olympic sailing silver medalists David Wilkins and Jamie Wilkinson (1980) and Annalise Murphy (2016)
2025Champion hurdler Istabraq, with owner JP McManus, trainer Aidan O'Brien and jockey Charlie Swan
