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.
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.
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.
THE 2026 Antrim Senior Football Championship began on Friday evening with St Gall’s and titleholders Dunloy getting off to emphatic wins before Cargin managed to prevail in the big clash over St Brigid’s on Saturday.
MILLTOWN will be the place to be for GAA action in Belfast this evening as the 19-time Antrim Senior Football kings begin their championship campaign when they face St Ergnat's Moneyglass with both sides hoping to find an opening day victory.
When Maria O'Neill's late and dramatic score secured victory over Carlow in Croke Park, the celebrations began and after a long hard-fought year which saw them earn promotion to the second-tier, an Ulster title and of course the All-Ireland Junior Championship.
IF you take a journey through the heart of West Belfast, take a small detour at the Falls Road Translink bus station then head up the Glen Road, you could reach the Roddy McCorley Heritage Centre and because you blinked ten seconds before it you'd miss the current home of St Teresa's GAC.
CLIFTONVILLE manager Jim Magilton was certainly not expecting a North Belfast Derby to pop up as the opening game of the season, but that is what the NIFL fixture list threw up.
