ANTRIM'S Intermediate and Junior Championship both had action-packed weekends across the Saffron County with some key results at each level as the group stages ramp up ahead of the final weekend in two weeks time.
ANOTHER blockbuster weekend of Gaelic Football action took place in Antrim as the club season ramped up it's pursuit of the knockout stages with the crucial penultimate games being played in the Antrim Senior Football Championship.
BELFAST is truly the place to be this weekend for the best Gaelic Games action in the Saffron County, and if you cannot be in Ireland's second city then Belfast Media have you covered with a blockbuster triple-header Championship Live blog this Sunday.
THE Antrim Senior Hurling Championship threw it's first sliotar in last weekend when St John's welcomed Rossa in the opening clash of the campaign and drama unfolded to leave both sides feeling that the chance of victory slipped away at the death.
ANOTHER blockbuster weekend is set for Antrim GAA's club scene as all three footballing tiers will be in action across the weekend commencing Friday August 21st.
CORRIGAN PARK is the venue of one of, if not the biggest, hurling clashes that Ireland's second city is set to witness when reigning champions St John's host their bitter rivals Rossa in the Senior Hurling Championship opener this evening.
WEST Belfast-based Natural World Products has teamed up with the GAA to support the participation of clubs across the North in the Sporting Nature programme.
BELFAST'S answer to the Old Firm is what this game has been dubbed as Rossa make the short trip from the Shaws Road to the Whiterock where they will be set to face off against the Antrim champions St John's in the Senior Hurling Championship opener at Corrigan Park.
TWO West Belfast sporting clubs combined forces last weekend for a fantastic and successful cycling fundraising event in aid of a young girl, Ciarla Herron, who has suffered from cerebral palsy since her first birthday.
CLIFTONVILLE playing fields, also known as 'The Cricky', will play host to a brand-new GAA funded event called 'Have a Go' in order to promote hurling and camogie in non-traditional hurling areas across Belfast.
