LESS than two weeks after Martin O’Neill’s side marched to Hampden Park and clinched an unprecedented double, given the circumstances that surrounded the Parkhead club post defeat at Tannadice, the good will and happiness that surrounded the fanbase has began dwindling as the search for the new manager rolls on.
ACFL Division OneSt John's 2-16Sarsfields 2-11At Corrigan Park
A West Belfast councillor has come out against the appointment of Robbie Keane as the new Celtic manager.
TG4 All Ireland Intermediate LGFA ChampionshipAntrim 4-15 Offaly 1-9 At Randalstown
A West Belfast hurling tournament has raised over £4000 for two charities native to the West of the city with Foodstock and The Daughter's of Charity splitting the amazing fundraising tally.
Seamus Heaney CupAll-Ireland Minor Football Championship - FinalANTRIM 1-18Wicklow 3-11At Inniskeen
International FriendliesIreland 1Qatar 0At The Aviva Stadium
THE 2026 Ulster GAA Schools award ceremony will hold a very special place in the hearts and minds of West Belfast, and in particular La Salle, as their former teacher and honourable past pupil Sean McGourty received the ultimate honour after being inducted into the Ulster Schools GAA Hall of Fame.
LESS than 20 minutes on the clock and boom, Daizen Maeda's best Henrik Larsson impression had consumed the Hoops faithful which packed out Hampden Park in their quest to see Martin O'Neill's side hoist the Scottish Cup once more.
Lámh Dhearg are delighted to announce that Hannahstown Credit Union will again be the main sponsor of their Golf Classic on June 26th at Balmoral.
Tailteann Cup - Round TwoAntrim TipperaryAt Corrigan Park
Joe McDonagh Cup - Round FiveAntrim 3-26Carlow 1-15At Corrigan Park
LAST week saw the North of Ireland Men's Amateur Open Championship clinched in a one-shot victory at Down Royal Portrush after Dylan Keating showed nerves of steel to claim victory.
ANTRIM LGFA players returned to their roots last weekend ahead of their eventual re-crowning in the Ulster Junior Championship final victory over Derry last Saturday, with player Duana Coleman making an appearance across schools in Belfast and giving the children a glimpse of the trophy.
NOW the dust has settled, and the tears of Rangers, Hearts and everyone with an anti-Celtic agenda have stopped - actually they are still ongoing so that point is nil - I want to take a look back at key moments throughout the campaign which I think paved the way to watching Martin O'Neill loft the Scottish Premiership title once again.