Morgan Fuels Down Senior Football Championship quarter-final Carryduff v Clonduff (Sunday, 3pm, Bryansford) IT’S often said you learn more from a defeat than a win, but Carryduff boss DJ Morgan is hoping his side can take plenty from their last-gasp victory over neighbours Bredagh last month. The South Belfast rivals clashed in the second round […]
Archive | September, 2019
Carryduff boss braced for toughest assignment
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Brunton takes gold at Irish Open
BELFAST karate international James Brunton had a successful weekend at the Irish Karate Open where he took a championship title. Some of Europe’s top fighters gathered at the Irish National Indoor Arena in Blanchardstown for the event. Drawing on years of international fighting experience, James fought off opponents in the preliminary rounds before coming up […]
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Johnnies and Cushendall set for semi-final rematch
Bathshack Antrim Senior Hurling Championship semi-final Cushendall v St John’s (Sunday, Ballycastle, 2pm) ONE year on from their semi-final heartbreak against Cushendall, the hurlers of St John’s are preparing to face the same opposition at the same stage of the Antrim Senior Hurling Championship on Sunday with the hope they can finally get the better […]
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Méabh set to sing the anthem at Croke Park
AN Under-16 Lámh Dhearg footballer will perform Amhrán na bhFiann in front of thousands of GAA fans on Sunday ahead of the Dublin -Galway All-Ireland Senior Ladies Football Final. 15-year-old Méabh McNeill told Daily Belfast that she is “super excited” to be singing in front of up 51,000 fans at Croke Park ahead of the […]
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Casements claim replay win over Johnnies
Northern Switchgear Antrim Senior Football Championship quarter-final replay Portglenone Casements 1-12 St John’s 2-6 From Paddy Tierney at Coláiste Feirste THE sequels are never as good as the originals and last night’s Antrim SFC replay failed to reach the heights of Sunday’s thriller in Ahoghill as St John’s crashed out of the Championship following a […]
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