David Mohan

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.

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Gaelic Games: Cookstown complete the semi-final line-up at St Paul's

A SEE-SAW quarter-final at St Paul's on Sunday saw Fr Rocks, Cookstown emerge in extra-time to complete the semi-final line-up for the Ulster Minor Club Football Tournament.

Rugby: Ulster seek to bounce back against Bordeaux

ON reflection, a heavy defeat away to European champions Toulouse was not unexpected for Ulster last weekend, but a better performance on home turf this Saturday against another of the Top 14's high-flyers, Union Bordeaux Bègles will be the basic objective.

Fitzgerald: The hard work begins now for Antrim’s hurlers

WITH pre-season now officially underway, Antrim hurling manager Davy Fitzgerald admits there is much work to do ahead of the Saffrons’ trip to Croke Park to face Dublin on January 25.

Boxing: Eamonn Magee back to where it all began

HIS life has had plenty of ups and downs, but Eamonn Magee is back to where it all began as he has reconnected with his old amateur club in Ardoyne.

Gaelic Games: Tributes pour in following the passing of Jody Gormley

THE untimely death of former Tyrone footballer and Antrim manager, Jody Gormely (53) was confirmed by his brother Damian on Monday night.

Boxing: McKenna prevails in all-out war against Moran

ALL-OUT war is what Tyrone McKenna is known for and it proved the winning approach for Tyrone McKenna in Waterford on Saturday night as 'The Mighty Celt' stopped Dylan Moran in the second round of their all-Irish welterweight battle.

Boxing: Dunlop thrilled to bring local boxing back to terrestrial TV

SINCE the mid-1990s, boxing's visibility to the casual sports fan has receded as the sport gradually moved behind paywalls and now onto apps only the hardcore are familiar with, but February 1 at the Ulster Hall can be the start of something special, according to promoter, Mark Dunlop.

Rugby: Tough test for Ulster against Euro champs

AS European openers go, they don’t get any tougher than a trip to Toulouse, but that’s Ulster’s destination on Sunday as they take on the reigning European and Top14 champions (3.15pm, live on Premier Sports) as the Investec Champions Cup begins.

Boxing: McKenna heads to war in Waterford against Moran

DESPITE losing his last two fights, Tyrone McKenna insists confidence ahead of Saturday’s all-Irish welterweight clash with Dylan Moran at the SETU Arena, Waterford (live on ProBox TV).

Boxing: Euro U22 champion Rooney secures the ‘Make it Happen’ award

STAR ABC’s Louis Rooney has been handed a boost ahead of a big 2025 as the 19-year-old received the ‘Make it Happen’ award from the Mary Peters Trust, in association with Power NI.

Gaelic Games: Antrim's hurlers begin 2025 with a trip to face Dublin at Croke Park

DAVY FITZGERALD'S first game in charge of Antrim's hurlers will take place at Croke Park on Saturday, January 25 against Dublin.

Gaelic Games: Antrim GAA outline a new five-year strategic plan

A NEW strategy for Antrim GAA, focussing on participation and development on and off the pitch, was launched at the Dunsilly Hotel on Monday, named 'Le Chéile le hAghaidh 2030'.

Gaelic Games: Magherafelt a step ahead of St Brigid's in the Ulster Minor Club Tournament

IT wasn't to be for St Brigid's at Colaiste Féirste on Saturday evening as they came up short against a slick Magherafelt side in the Ulster Minor Club Football Championship.

Soccer: Rosario undone in extra-time by Rathfriland Rangers

FOR the second week in a row, Rosario suffered heartbreak against Rathfriland Rangers but this one may sting a little more.

Gaelic Games: Biddies and Magherafelt get the ball rolling at the Ulster Minor Club Football Tournament

THE most wonderful time of the year for minor footballers across Ulster begins this weekend as the fonaCAB Ulster Minor Football Tournament at St Paul’s gets underway.

Gaelic Games: Antrim GAA outline a new five-year strategic plan

Jiu-Jitsu: ‘Godfather of Irish MMA’ Andy Ryan hosts masterclass

Basketball: Star edge Maree in nailbiter

NIFL Premiership: Larne strike late to deny Cliftonville long-awaited Inver victory

THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT: Win a copy of Bill Kirk's superb book of Falls memories

JUST THE GOLDEN TICKET: St Joseph's Christmas show is a big hit

DÚLRA: Council kids leading the green revolution

HEALTHWISE: Parsnips aren't just for your Christmas dinner

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