AS I sat on the sofa this past weekend, weary from grocery shopping and having the wife check off her ever-growing list of 'To Do's' that have been pinned to the fridge for almost a year now - with every intention of doing them 'next week'.
ANOTHER weekend of jam-packed top-flight football in Antrim saw some huge victories for Belfast club sides as St John's finally got off the mark in Division One with victory over St Paul's before St Brigid's clinched the spoils against Rossa, meanwhile St Gall's edging out West-Belfast rivals Sarsfields at Milltown.
I took a little hiatus from writing these columns last week for fear that the hullabaloo and joy that filled every space of Celtic fan social media would inevitably come back to bite fans in the back side.
THIS weekend sees Antrim's Senior hurlers return to Division 1B action after a two-week hiatus following their heavy defeat to Dublin at Corrigan Park.
LAST weekend saw the return of the topflight in Antrim’s club football scene and it did not disappoint after an opening round filled to the brim with jam-packed action and drama amongst the return of some famous rivalries to the division.
LÁMH DHEARG hosted their fund raiser hurling chat show in their clubrooms on Friday evening with star guest's former Antrim Captain and Cushendall star Neil McManus, Clare’s All-Ireland winning captain Anthony Daly, and former Tipperary All-Ireland winning manager Liam Sheedy attending for a fabulous evening in Hannahstown.
ANTRIM footballers return to action this weekend when they face off against bottom side Waterford on Sunday afternoon where they will be bidding to make it a third successive victory in the National Football League down at Dungarvan.
JUST two weeks after legendary player and Lisbon Lion Tommy Gemmell had a statue erected in his home of North Lanarkshire, it might be time to make another edition to the collection outside Parkhead after another crazy and hectic week for Celtic Football Club.
