SUNDAY'S victory over Kilmarnock saw Celtic clinch a second league victory in a row at Celtic Park after they thumped their opponents by four goals without reply cutting the gap between Hearts and themselves to just seven points with a game in hand.
PENALTY drama, bookings galore and Martin O'Neill on the touchline in a Celtic tracksuit. Sunday's derby had all the feel of a game from 2002, but in fact it was November 2025.
THE Ulster Club Football Championship campaign kicks off this weekend with Antrim clubs Dunloy, Moneyglass and St Agnes' all hoping to bring glory back once more to the Saffron County.
SUNDAY'S defeat in the Scottish capital left many disillusioned and fearing that Celtic could genuinely be at risk of throwing away what should only ever be considered an inevitability in Glasgow: the league title.
AS the senior level came to an end a fortnight ago, it is now time for the stars of the tomorrow to take centre stage as they battle it out for supremacy in the Antrim U-21A Championship.
AT the foot of the Black Mountain there lies a GAA club steeped in history. A club which boasts the most Antrim Senior Football titles, a club with a magnificent pedigree in Antrim's senior hurling.
