LAST weekend saw the quarter-finals of both the Junior and Senior Championships take place with some of the best displays of Gaelic football the Saffron county has to offer as the knockout phase ramps up for the semi-finals in a fortnight's time.
JFC - Quarter-FinalÉire Óg 0-12O'Donnell's 0-10Woodlands
ÉIRE ÓG host O'Donnell's in an all-West Belfast clash this evening at Woodlands with a spot in the semi-finals against St Agnes' up for grabs.
FRIDAY evening will see the beginning of the knockout phase for both the Senior and Junior Football Championships after a fantastic group phase which rounded off a fortnight ago.
ANTRIM’S Senior Hurling Championship group phase came to an end with the final placings in each group solidified in a fantastic weekend of hurling.
CLIFTONVILLE Football Club have moved one step closer to plans for a redevelopment of Solitude after their application to the NI Football Fund was approved for progress to the next stage.
CUP action took precedent in the local football scene this past weekend with some big upsets all across the North as the famous Steel and Sons cup gets underway with the season gearing up as the autumn football period begins.
FIFA WORLD CUP QUALIFYING GROUP FGame TwoArmenia 2Ireland 1
IHC GROUP BSt Gall's 0-11Tír na nÓG 1-17At Milltown
World Cup QualifiersGROUP FIRELAND 2HUNGARY 2
NFL IRELAND have announced a series of events in the build-up for the clash of the year when the Pittsburgh Steelers host the Minnesota Vikings at Croke Park on Sunday September 28.
THE Cliftonville board met once again on Monday evening to discuss further the potential takeover from a group of Canadian investors.
THIS weekend saw multiple sides at both ends of the table enjoy wins which could be pivotal as the season wears on in the Intermediate and Provincial NIFL.
DONEGAL CELTIC enjoyed a 3-0 home victory on Saturday afternoon over Chimney Corner in the Intermediate Division Two in front of a packed out crowd on the Suffolk Road.
THE final round of fixtures were played out this weekend in the Antrim Senior Football Championship as sides learned their fates ahead of the knockout stages in a fortnight's time.