NAOMH Bríd CLG and the U-9 Committee were delighted to welcome 24 clubs, 48 teams, and over 700 players and their families to the annual Festival of Football at Queen’s University Belfast, Malone Playing Fields.
CELTIC have spent the past week away from competitive action, but that hasn’t stopped the club from dominating the headlines. The international break has provided a break from the pitch, yet off-field tension, injury concerns, and growing frustration among supporters have ensured the Parkhead mood remains unsettled.
UNIONISM has two choices as the conversation about a new Ireland gathers pace and as the head of the Alliance Party demands clarity on the conditions for a border poll.It can get serious about making this place work for all its people, as it constantly claims it wants to. Or it can continue to engage in divisive culture wars sensationalism aimed at ensuring the loyalty of its staunchest voters.
WITH nominations continuing to roll in for this year’s Aisling Awards the manager of the Kennedy Centre, John Jones, is urging readers to nominate educational establishments and school projects to be shortlisted for this year’s Education Award.
IRELAND are at the midway point of World Cup group qualifying and sit just a single point off the play-off spot after a mixed bag of results this week.
CLIFTONVILLE manager Jim Magilton believes that their Bet McLean Cup victory over Coagh United was an important statement as they bid to return to winning ways in the league.
BELFAST Media has offered extensive coverage of the Antrim Football Championship all summer long and with the final for all three tiers being played last weekend it is only fitting to honour the best fifteen players across the Junior, Intermediate and Senior Football Championships in 2025.
THE culmination of a great season in Antrim's third tier ends this afternoon when one of either West Belfast natives St Agnes' or North Belfast based Pearse's will get their hands on the Junior Football Championship.
IT’S been a tense and emotional week for Celtic and one that exposed the growing divide between supporters and the club’s leadership while also offering a fleeting reminder of unity on the pitch. The Celtic Fans Collective meeting with the board on Monday came at a pivotal time, arriving just a day after a dramatic 3–2 win over Motherwell that briefly lifted spirits.