A Donal Martin goal for Lámh Dhearg after 15 minutes proved the decisive score in the end as the Hannastown side fought off a sustained challenge from All Saints in this Group Two opener in Hannahstown on Friday night.
WITH the leagues over and out for another year in Antrim, it's now championship time with the opening games in Intermediate and Junior hurling getting underway over the weekend.
As Antrim’s sole representatives in the GAA Rounders All Ireland Championship, Wolfe Tones opened their campaign with a last ditch 11-10 win over Derry Side Patrick Pearse’s Kilrea on Saturday at Mallusk.
DESPITE finishing with 14 players, Rossa did enough to get over the line and into the semi-finals of the Antrim U21 Hurling Championship with victory over Naomh Éanna on Monday evening.
ST PAUL'S will play Division One football next year as a Conall Duffy goal midway through the second half proved the difference as the Shaw's Road side grabbed the win they needed to overhaul St Teresa's in the final game of the campaign.
A STONG finish saw Cushendall round off their Division One campaign with victory at Corrigan Park on Sunday morning to leave them top and end St John's hopes of claiming the title.
A close race at the top of Division One will certainly come down to the final day, but by Sunday afternoon, we will know whether there are two or three teams left with a chance of finishing on top of the pile.