IT WAS freezing cold with a biting wind, but Immaculata showed they still had some fire in their hearts beating Crumlin Star 2-0 after their recent loss to Dunmurry Rec in the semi-final of the Steel and Sons Cup.
DUNDELA hosted Newington in the NIFL Championship at Wilgar Park on Friday, as the home side looked to close the gap on league leaders Loughgall to just three points; ahead of their trip to Dergview on Saturday afternoon.
BRENDAN Glackin's strike midway through the opening half was enough for Belfast Celtic to claim the points and local bragging rights at Donegal Celtic on Saturday.
CLIFTONVILLE moved into second place in the Danske Bank Premiership after Ryan Curran’s early strike was enough to see off 10-man Glentoran at the Oval in Sunday’s lunchtime kick-off.
OWEN O'Neill produced a left hook for the ages to to claim the vacant BUI Celtic light-middleweight title as he knocked out Owen Duffy after 32 seconds of the eighth and final round of their tear-up at Girdwood on Saturday.
A fairly dominant display from Colm Murphy saw him retain the BUI Celtic featherweight title with a points win over the game Liam Gaynor at Girdwood on Saturday night.
IMMACULATA lost out to a confident and skilled Greenisland this Saturday at Grosvenor Recreation grounds ahead of their big game this week against Dunmurry Rec in the semi-finals of the Steels and Sons Cup (Tuesday, 7.45pm at Inver Park).
IT was first against ninth in Saturday’s afternoon kick-off, as Newington took on Loughall at Solitude, and it wasn’t long before the 23-point gap between the two sides started to show on the pitch.
TWO goals in the opening 20 minutes proved to be enough for Belfast Celtic at a chilly Glen Road Heights on Saturday as they claimed the points over Glebe Rangers.
CLIFTONVILLE manager Paddy McLaughlin feels side have done well at The Oval over the past couple of seasons ahead of their visit on Sunday afternoon (12.30pm kick-off).
