FOOTBALL fan culture has developed in many forms in the wake of the game's modernisation.
SATURDAY evening will see Group B kick-off in the Intermediate Championship when St Gall's host Glenarm and Tír na nÓg travel 20 miles north to Ballymena as they face Cloughmills.
WINDSOR Park has been selected as the arena of choice as Lewis Crocker will face Paddy Donovan in the much anticipated rematch for the IBF Welterweight Belt on Saturday September 13th.
FRIDAY evening sees the first throw-in of Group A in the Intermediate Hurling Championship as Sarsfields welcome last year's Junior Championship winners Rasharkin to the Bear Pit whilst St Paul's face a tough away trip to Clooney Gaels.
THURSDAY evening sees the start of the Junior Hurling Championship as the Biddies travel to Glenravel in the opening fixture of this season's championship.
ULSTER GAA have partnered up with Translink in their quest to nominate young members across the province for the Translink Ulster GAA Young Volunteer of the Month Award.
THE first round of the 2025 Clearwater Irish Cup has been drawn with teams across the North finding out their fate ahead of the opening round on Saturday August 9th.
ANTRIM GAA have announced the fixtures for the upcoming Club Hurling Championship which kicks off on Thursday 24th July.
ROSSA ended an almost three-decade drought in league hurling last weekend after results elsewhere officially confirmed the West Belfast side as champions as they headed to Ballycastle for their final game.
Glen Dimplex All Ireland Intermediate Championship
TG4 All-Ireland Junior Championship semi-final
THIS season saw double league victories in Antrim’s Senior Divisions for West Belfast clubs St Agnes’ and Sarsfield's. The pair emerged as champions of Division Three and Division Two respectively after a gruelling and dramatic season for both clubs.
ANTRIM’S Senior Ladies can once again make it to Croke Park should they overcome Sligo in their All-Ireland semi-final at Clones Park on Sunday.
ANTRIM GAA have announced the fixture dates and venues for the 2025 Gaelic Football Championships this summer.
CLIFTONVILLE’S all-time leading goalscorer enjoyed his testimonial for the club on Sunday when the Reds faced Derry City in honour of the legendary Joe ‘The Goal’ Gormley.