A good start to the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship has never seemed so important for both Wexford and Antrim as they meet in Chadwicks Wexford Park this Saturday.
TWO weeks on from a credible performance away to one of Europe's powerhouses, Ulster are back on the road this weekend to face another of the elite as they return to URC action against Leinster.
CLIFTONVILLE boss Jim Magilton insists it is important that his players remember their last trip to Portadown and embrace it ahead of their return visit at the weekend.
Two of Belfast’s leading grassroots football clubs will join forces this Easter to take on some of Europe’s top youth sides as Shankill Juniors FC and St Oliver Plunkett FC U13s prepare to compete in the renowned Holland Cup in the Netherlands.
GOALS proved the winning currency for St Gall's at a wet and windy Corrigan Park on Wednesday as they managed to keep their noses in front against St John's to maintain their perfect start to the season.
The essence of karate was explored at a special course held by Irish karate ace Oliver Brunton recently, where participants were enthused by the knowledge he imparted.
ANTRIM secured the Division Four League title as a late goal from Aoibhinn Monaghan helped them get over the line against Fermanagh at Clones on Sunday.
"NO more delays - build Casement Park," was the message from thousands of Gaels who marched to the derelict Andersosntown Road venue on Saturday morning.
DEFEATS are never easy to take, but Ronan Boyle felt the manner of Antrim's performance on Saturday gives them plenty to build on heading into the Tailteann Cup.
Small moments all add up in a game and Antrim manager Andy McEntee felt the breaks didn't quite go his team's way on Saturday as they fell to Armagh at Corrigan Park.
