TEARJERKER. That is the only way to describe the heartfelt farewell post from Daizen Maeda on social media last weekend after it was officially announced the Japanese forward had officially left the hoops after four and a half seasons in the green half of Glasgow.
ANTIRM Ladies will embark to make history on Sunday August 2nd and last season they suffered a sore loss at the same stage in last seasons encounter with Louth in the 2025 final.
THE 2025 Intermediate Championship boiled down to the top two in the league then competing it out for the glory of the Championship come the Autumn in Dunsilly as Sarsfields and Moneyglass managed to both come away with a piece of silverware each.
THE 2026 Intermediate Championship will see the first sliotar thrown-in this evening at 19:30 (7:30PM) when the high-flying St Paul's will host Glenarm in the opening clash of Group Two with live action available on the Shaws Road.
LAST season’s Junior Championship saw the crowning of St Agnes’ for the first time since the 1970s as the Aggies managed to power through everyone in their path to clinch a league and championship double and dominate proceedings without too much stress.
Beidh imreoirí Laochra Loch Lao ag athrú go spórt eile - go sealadach! - ar an 25 Iúil mar a ghlacann an club páirt sa Chorn Domhanda Frithchiníochais i mBéal Feirste.
ELEVEN teams will be competing for glory in Antrim's Intermediate Club championship with the sides split amongst two groups and this Friday will see the commencement of the 2026 competition.
IT is safe to say I think fans are starting to get tired with the after-dinner charade that Martin O'Neill has continued since the pre-season started a few weeks back.
The 2026 Antrim Junior Hurling Championship will see the first slíotar thrown-in on Friday evening when North hosts West Belfast as Lamh Dhearg will make the trek to the Cliftonville Road as they take on the recently crowned Division Four Champions Ardoyne Kickhams.
TODAY will see the culmination of the final league fixture in Antrim's top-flight with the championship just around the corner, but the league status of both Tír na nÓg and Moneyglass remains in the balance with the sides failing to avoid the final fixture following defeat in their semi-final.
Antrim GAA Management Committee confirm the appointment of Michael McShane as incoming senior hurling manager, following a thorough recruitment process. That recommendation will go to County Committee at the beginning of next week for ratification.
