“CHOOSE a job you love and you’ll never have to work a day in your life,” was once said by Chinese philosopher Confucius, born in 551 BC during an era known as the Spring and Autumn Period.
CLIFTONVILLE avoided a potential County Antrim Shield embarrassment with four goals inside of 13 minutes capping a 4-2 comeback win over Bangor in the quarter-final tie at Solitude on Tuesday evening.
CLIFTONVILLE boss Paddy McLaughlin has called on his players to maintain their unbeaten run when they face Bangor in the County Antrim Shield quarter-final this evening (Tuesday, 7.45pm kick-off).
IT TOOK two periods of extra-time, steady nerve and a fiercely determined display, but O'Donovan Rossa finally emerged from an epic affair with Cargin to book a return to the Intermediate camogie final.
A GOAL in each half from Rory Hale ensured that Cliftonville came out on top of Saturday’s top of the table clash with Larne after a 2-1 win at Solitude.
A GRAINNE McLaughlin-inspired Glenavy finished stronger as they found the scores ij the home stretch to overcome St John's in an entertaining Antrim Ladies Junior Football final at Naomh Éanna on Saturday afternoon.
CRUMLIN Star eased into the second round of the Intermediate Cup following a resounding 7-0 win over Lisburn Rangers at The Cricky on Saturday afternoon.
IT will be a new challenge for Ulster on Friday night as one of South Africa’s new additions to the domestic schedule, Emirates Lions, will provide the opposition at Kingspan Stadium.
A RETURN to the Antrim Intermediate Camogie Championship final is the prize on offer for O’Donovan Rossa on Sunday when the city side makes the trip to Ballymena to face Cargin in the semi-final.
BELFAST Star will aim to put last week's opening defeat to UCD Marian at La Salle Sports Hall behind them when the defending Super League champions travel to face Killester BC in Clontarf on Saturday (7.45pm).
TOMORROW (Thursday), Guinness World Record holder and endurance cyclist, Joe Barr gets ready to face his next challenge as he takes on an electric vehicle to see how many miles he can clock up before the EV runs out of charge.
It certainly wasn’t the outcome that a capacity home crowd wanted as reigning Super League champions Belfast Star faced Dublin visitors UCD Marian in La Salle on Sunday.
A RUTHLESS display from defending champions Dunloy saw them dash Rossa dreams of claiming the Volunteer Cup on Sunday as they completed a hat-trick of titles in devastating fashion at Corrigan Park.
