Bathshack SHCSemi-FinalSt John's 1-26Cushendall 1-22
ST John's will hope to upset all the odds this evening when they travel to Dunsilly where the current holders Cushendall await in the first of two semi-finals this weekend in the Senior Hurling Championship.
FRUSTRATION has been aired by one of West Belfast's biggest GAA clubs after what the club claims is a lack of championship games being chosen for Belfast-based venues in recent seasons.
HISTORY beckons on the Mona By-pass as Gort na Móna Ladies have the chance of Intermediate glory for the first time in their history when they face Glenravel on Saturday afternoon in their first ever Antrim intermediate final.
ANOTHER huge weekend in the Antrim Championship has come and gone with teams across all four levels competing in the latter stages of their designated competition with some major shocks in the Saffron County.
LAST weekend saw the semi-finals for the Senior, Intermediate and Junior football take place with some huge clashes up and down the Saffron county as the final four in each level battled it out for a chance at final glory.
JFC - Semi-FinalSt Agnes' 1-18Éire Óg 1-11
BELFAST schools have come together in order to make a joint effort to compete in this year's prestigious Ulster School's Rannafast Cup.
LÁMH Dhearg played host to a special social hurling game between the clubs minor panels from 1992 and Loughgiel in honour of club stalwart Daryl Fegan who sadly passed away in January after a battle with illness.
THIS Sunday Croke Park will play host to one of the biggest event of the year when two of the biggest franchisees in American Sports come to Ireland as the Pittsburgh Steelers face the Minnesota Vikings in week four of the NFL season.
SHC, Quarter-FinalRossa 0-20 (20)St John's 2-15 (21)
ROSSA and St John's will battle once more this afternoon for the chance at a spot in the final four of the 2025 Antrim Senior Hurling Championship at Hightown.
ON Saturday afternoon the stage will be set for Belfast's big two in the Antrim's Senior Hurling Championship.
A HURLING match in honour of Lámh Dhearg legend Daryl Fegan will be played on Saturday afternoon at Hannahstown.
THIS weekend saw the second round of this seasons Clear Water Irish Cup which saw teams across the North battle it out for a spot in the next round with hopes of lifting one of Europe's oldest trophies certainly in the pipeline for many sides.