THE Walsh Cup will likely come to an end for Antrim and Galway at Darver Centre of Excellence in Louth on Saturday (2pm) as both will aim to put last week’s disappointment behind them.
NEWINGTON will be hoping to make a return to winning ways when they take on Linfield Swifts in Saturday’s Intermediate Cup third round tie at Solitude (kick-off 1.30pm).
IT’S Third Round day in the McComb’s Coach Travel Intermediate Cup this Saturday with three West Belfast sides aiming to book their place in the last 16.
CLIFTONVILLE manager Paddy McLaughlin doesn’t believe it is time to panic and has backed his players to dust themselves down and focus ahead of another difficult assessment on Friday evening.
OLSPCK secured the Pinergy All-Ireland Schools U16 B Girls Cup, as they defeated Coláiste Mhuire Crosshaven 37-28 in the final at the National Basketball Arena on Thursday.
MICHAEL Conlan believes that victory over Leigh Wood at the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham on March 12 will be the first step on the road to greatness.
IT was a case of defeat from the jaws of victory for St Mary's UC at Davitt Park yesterday as Red Og Murphy's last-minute penalty saw DCU through to the quarter-finals of the Sigerson Cup and 'The Ranch' sent into the qualifiers.
ST MALACHY’S are the U19A Boys champions in the Pinergy All-Ireland Schools Cup after a dramatic 54-53 win over Mercy Secondary School Mounthawk in a thrilling encounter at the National Basketball Arena on Wednesday afternoon.
THE distance might be 10k, but we’ve taken a long road to get back to this point. Thankfully, the 2022 St Patrick’s Day Spar Craic 10k returns to the streets of Belfast.
JAY Donnelly’s double either side of the break ensured that Glentoran came from behind to leapfrog Cliftonville in second place in the Danske Bank Premiership with a 2-1 win at Solitude on Monday evening.
ANTRIM'S involvement in this year's Dr McKenna Cup may have come to an end at Kelly Park in Portglenone on Saturday, but it took late scores from Donegal to finally put this game to bed as Declan Bonner's men made it into the last four.
NEWINGTON suffered just their second league defeat of the season as Armagh City claimed a 2-1 win at Holm Park to move to the top of the Premier Intermediate League.
GAMES against teams from the top two divisions will greatly assist Antrim’s preparations for their forthcoming Division Three campaign according to coach Stevie O’Neill.
