David Mohan has been Sports Editor at Belfast Media Group since 2015, having first began working for the company in 2009 on a freelance basis before returning in a full-time role as a sports journalist in 2013.
He is also a radio broadcaster, presenting a local sport and music show on Saturday afternoons.
"NO more delays - build Casement Park," was the message from thousands of Gaels who marched to the derelict Andersosntown Road venue on Saturday morning.
DEFEATS are never easy to take, but Ronan Boyle felt the manner of Antrim's performance on Saturday gives them plenty to build on heading into the Tailteann Cup.
Small moments all add up in a game and Antrim manager Andy McEntee felt the breaks didn't quite go his team's way on Saturday as they fell to Armagh at Corrigan Park.
IN the end, it all went to script at Corrigan Park, but the 11-point margin of victory for Armagh over Antrim masks what was a rip-roaring affair for three-quarters of this Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter-final.
SHOCKS can and do happen in sport, but if Antrim were to ambush All-Ireland champions Armagh on Saturday at Corrigan Park, it would be veering into earthquake territory.
PROMOTION to Division Three may already be secured, but Antrim's ladies can wrap up their league campaign with some silverware to show when take on Fermanagh in the Division Four decider in Clones on Sunday (3pm).
IT'S week two of the Antrim hurling leagues with teams either seeking to build on early momentum or else get themselves off the mark.
There is no getting away with the size of the task Antrim face on Saturday as they seek to cause a monumental shock against Armagh.
FOREWARNED is forearmed and Armagh defender Paddy Burns insists he and his Orchard comrades will be taking nothing for granted when they face Antrim at Corrigan Park on Saturday.
ST BRIGID'S made it three wins from three as a strong first-half performance set them on their way against Glenavel at a sunny Musgrave Park on Wednesday.
RELEGATION to Division Four of the National League was a huge disappointment for Antrim, but Paddy McBride insists that has been parked and will have no bearing on their approach to Saturday’s Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter-final against Armagh.
Barry McReynolds was in explosive form at The Devenish on Saturday night as he knocked out StefanVincent in the second round of their light-welterweight contest.
HAVING swept through Ulster, Antrim’s minor hurlers make a significant step up on Saturday as they open their Leinster Tier 2 campaign with a game against Offaly in Darver.
FOOTBALL takes centre stage in Antrim this week with all three divisions now up and running.
MOMEUNTUM may be on their side with three-straight URC wins, but Ulster won't need reminding of how tough a challenge lies ahead when they face Bordeaux for the second time in the Champions Cup on Sunday (12.30pm, live on Premier Sports).