WHEN Martin O'Neill returned to the Celtic dugout in a time of despair almost 20 years from his last spell, he cemented his status forevermore in the annals of Celtic history forevermore.
THE Antrim Senior Football Championship saw a terrific weekend of knockout football action as the quarter-finals took place with eight teams battling out for the final four spots as well as claiming a seeding in next season's group stage draw.
NOW that the dust has settled there is a real sense of impending doom ahead of a very important few days for Celtic and in particularly the management team which have deservedly come under serious scrutiny after Sunday's embarrassment at Ibrox.
The final game week of the Antrim Senior Hurling group stages threw up some shocks as there was late heartbreak for Rossa as Ballycastle survived a dramatic finish to secure their place in the quarter-finals, while Loughgiel Shamrocks put reigning champions St John's to the sword to claim top spot in Group One.
THE final weekend of the Intermediate Hurling Championship did not disappoint with the top spot in each group being sealed by Cushendun and Creggan after dramatic final battles with their direct rivals for pole position.
