Top honours for Hoops trio

Neil Lennon, Charlie Mulgrew and James Forrest scooped the top gongs as Celtic dominated the Scottish Premier League awards.

Lennon, Mulgrew and Forrest scoop SPL gongs

Neil Lennon, Charlie Mulgrew and James Forrest scooped the top gongs as Celtic dominated the Scottish Premier League awards. Lennon landed the Manager of the Year award, Mulgrew was named Player of the Year and Forrest picked up the Young Player of the Year prize. Lennon earned his accolade after taking the Hoops on a 17-match winning run during the course of the season, which saw Celtic claim the SPL title. Mulgrew's award is his fifth of the campaign after winning votes from Celtic fans and players, his fellow professionals at PFA Scotland and the Scottish Football Writers Association. Forrest also increased his tally of gongs after being named young player of the year by Celtic fans, as well as claiming awards from PFA Scotland and the Scottish Football Writers. SPL chief executive Neil Doncaster said: "The Clydesdale Bank Premier League Awards showcases the very best in Scottish football, both on and off the pitch. "The Clydesdale Bank Premier League is more than just 90 minutes on a Saturday and these awards celebrate the excellent work our clubs do off the pitch to support their local community, develop young Scottish talent and improve the match day experience for fans."