AMONGST the huge weekend for the county panel, the Antrim County Hurling League's all returned to action with all four divisions in action with the third fixture taking place across all stretches of the county last weekend.
IT was a terrific outing for the representatives of North Belfast running club, North Belfast Harriers who saw three participants racing to a top three finish in both the Men's and Women's races last weekend at the famous Larne 10 Mile Race.
ANTRIM: Cormac McFadden; Oisin Donnelly, Niall O'Connor, Stephen Rooney; Ryan McNulty, Paddy Burke, Joe Maskey; Eoin O'Neill, Paul Boyle; Keelan Molloy, Ryan McCambridge, Conal Cunning; James McNaughton, Ruairi Donaghy, Seáan Elliot.
ANTRIM: John McNabb; John Morgan, Eunan Walsh, Kavan Keenan; Eoghan McCabe, Peter Healy, Marc Jordan; Paddy McAleer, Joseph Finnegan; Conor Hand, Adam Loughran, Ronan Boyle; Niall Burns, Pat Shivers, Dominic McEnhill
LAST weekend saw the Falls Bowling Club enjoy their 99th annual opening day ahead of the new bowls campaign in 2026.
SATURDAY evening at 5pm, Antrim will make the short trek to neighbours Derry as they compete in the quarter-final of the Ulster Championship at Celtic Park.
ANTRIM hurlers make their long-awaited return to action on Saturday afternoon when they welcome Ulster rivals Down to Pearse Park of Dunloy as they embark on their 2026 Joe McDonagh Championship campaign.
SO, where do we begin with the week that has passed eh? From joyous harmony in the stands once more, to an absolute dogged performance, I don't know how much more I can take in all honesty.
ANTRIM travel to face Ulster rivals Derry on Saturday evening at Celtic Park with a spot in the Ulster Football Championship semi-finals up for grabs this weekend.
ENGLISH Premier League giants Liverpool and Manchester United are set to make their return in the 2026 SuperCupNI tournament this summer where they will compete to dethrone Cliftonville as the boys champions.
2026 marked two decades on from La Salle's greatest ever team which managed to defy all the odds and lift every major trophy available to them in soccer and Gaelic football.
A young boxer from Holy Family Boxing club, Finlay Okoro, has won the Irish Universities Championship Title with a TKO win in round one of the Youth 67Kg Final against Nama Alohashi last weekend
TRIBUTES have poured in after the sad and sudden passing of former Antrim and Naomh Éanna star, Eamonn Prenter on Thursday afternoon.
EASTER weekend provided some great action packed from North to South of the county borders as all three tiers in Antrim's Football club scene returned to action for game week three.
