Lauren McCann
ANTRIM camogie joint manager Brian Kearney says his side are raring to go ahead of Sunday’s All-Ireland Junior Camogie final against Ulster champions Armagh.
ANTRIM Ladies manager Emma Kelly is braced for a stern test on Sunday as the Saffrons face Carlow with a place in the All-Ireland Junior final up for grabs.
NORTHERN Ireland captain Marissa Callaghan says that excitement in the camp has reached fever pitch ahead of their historic first appearance at the European Championships this week.
MMA star Rhys McKee has set his sights on a swift return to the UFC if he can overcome Justin Burlinson in a welterweight title fight in Cage Warriors’ inaugural event in Belfast this week.
ANTRIM manager Emma Kelly says that New York Ladies represent an “unknown quantity” ahead of the meeting between the two sides in the All-Ireland Junior Championship second round game at Davitt Park on Sunday.
ASSISTANT coach Dan Soper insists Ulster are raring to go for Saturday’s United Rugby Championship semi-final against the DHL Stormers in South Africa.
ULSTER boss Dan McFarland says that his side’s must win game against the Cell C Sharks on Friday has a “playoff type feel to it” given the prize of home advantage for the winner in the upcoming United Rugby Championship playoffs.
THE hugely successful mixed martial arts promotion Cage Warriors is hosting its first event in Belfast on Saturday, June 25 at the SSE Arena.
ANTRIM Ladies will be hoping to lift their third successive Ulster Junior Football Championship on Saturday when they take on Fermanagh in the final at Healy Park in Omagh (throw-in 6pm).
THE coaches of Cliftonville Ladies’ Academy teams will lace up their boots and swap the touchline for the pitch as they take on the parents of the various youth teams at the club in a charity game on Sunday to show their support for Mental Health Awareness Week.
ST JAMES’ SWIFTS were declared winners of the Ballymena Intermediate League on Saturday at the expense of fellow West Belfast side Belfast Celtic after they were found to have fielded an ineligible player during the campaign.
A WEST Belfast disabled football team will be aiming to win the George Best Community Cup for the second time in their short history when the annual competition kicks off in June.
ANTRIM Ladies will be hoping to lift their third successive Ulster Junior Football Championship on Saturday when they take on Fermanagh in the final at Healy Park in Omagh (throw-in 6pm).