HAVING played in three previous finals Kevin Murray knows the significance of Saturday’s showdown with St Gall’s.
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It’s a family affair for veteran Murray
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Niblock expects tight game with improving Lámhs
ANTRIM finals are nothing new to St Gall’s. When the De La Salle Park club take to the field on Saturday night they will be trotting out for the tenth time in eleven years on finals day. While this brings its own pressures, the mood around St Gall’s has been considerably more relaxed this term than last.
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Early goals cost Antrim dear in All-Ireland final
Antrim failed to emulate Offaly by winning All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie honours 12 months after a Junior success, as the Saffrons succumbed to a three-point defeat in Sunday’s decider at Croke Park.
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St John’s bridge seven-year-gap with Minor hurling title
St John’s won their first minor hurling title since 2004 when they beat last year’s champions Cushendall in Friday evening’s final at Casement Park.
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St Gall’s denied at the death by Cushendall
St Gall’s almost pulled off an amazing upset in the Antrim Senior Hurling Championship semi-final when they lost by a single point to Ruairi Ógs, Cushendall at a breezy Fr Healy Park, Loughgiel on Sunday night.
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