Éire Óg overcame St Agnes’ in the Junior Championship last Friday night at Casement Park to set up a final against the reigning Champions, O’Donnells.
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Éire Óg and O’Donnells reach Junior final
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Lámhs edge past Creggan
AN exhibition of free–taking from Paddy Cunningham helped Lámh Dhearg set-up an all-Belfast county football final at the expense of Creggan at Casement Park on Friday. At the rain-sodden Andersonstown venue, the Antrim marksman showed unerring accuracy on what was a horrible night for place kickers as he converted seven frees and chipped in with […]
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Champions cruise into county final
“Our subs could give us a better game.” A St Gall’s player was overheard making this unkind observation at half time of the Senior Football Championship semi-final between the reigning Antrim champions and St Brigid’s at Casement Park on Saturday. The statement bordered on arrogance, but when you looked to the Milltown bench packed with […]
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Antrim aim for All-Ireland camogie double
ANTRIM’S senior camógs will attempt to do what only Offaly have done before when they face Wexford in the All-Ireland Intermediate final at Croke Park on Sunday (2 pm).
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It’s time to strike to stop the cuts
The announcement by Patricia McKeown, the regional secretary of Unison public sector union, that notice of the intention to ballot their members for
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We should always remember our dead
As a lifelong republican, I have been shocked and horrified by the sad saga surrounding the removal of the ‘Women in Struggle’ mural at the bottom of Rockmount Street.
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