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Gaelic Games: Creggan pipped in Ulster epic against Clann Éireann

CLANN Éireann recovered from a slow start to eventually emerge from Sunday's epic Ulster Club Football Championship at quarter-final at Corrigan Park with Daniel Magee's goal in extra-time proving crucial to defeat Antra champions, Kickham's, Creggan.

Glenravel claim U20 Football title with narrow win over St Gall's

A GOAL from a penalty midway through the second half ultimately proved the decisive moment as Con Magee's, Glenravel claimed the Antrim U20 Football Championship at the expense of St Gall's at a bitterly cold Davitt Park on Saturday.

Gaelic Games: McGinley looking forward to Cavan challenge in Ulster

ANTRIM senior football manager Enda McGinley says the Saffrons’ draw against Cavan in next year’s Ulster Senior Football Championship provides an exciting challenge for his players, but expects the Breffnimen to come out fighting in 2022 having been relegated to Division Four in the League.

Antrim Club Championships: St Gall’s and Glenravel meet with Antrim U20 football title on offer

THE Antrim U20 Football Championship hasn’t had the smoothest run this year with the groups seeing a number of games not played, but none of that will matter on Saturday as St Gall’s and Glenravel contest the final.

Gaelic Games: Lámh Dhearg’s footballers clinch South Antrim double

LÁMH Dhearg clinched the South Antrim double with a 4-7 to 1-6 victory over St Gall’s in Sunday’s McDermott Cup Final at Corrigan Park.

Handball: Age only a number as Brady claims Golden Gloves in Belfast

THE GAA welcomed the best players in Handball back to the 4-Wall courts in Belfast for the 33rd Golden Gloves, including the return to the 42-year-old living legend Paul Brady along with Martin Mulkerrins, Catriona Casey, Aisling Reilly and Diarmuid Nash.

Gaelic Games: Bredagh beaten in Ulster Ladies' replay by deadly Donaghmoyne

BREDAGH’S dream of winning a first Ulster Ladies’ title was shattered in Crossmaglen on Sunday afternoon as defending champions Donaghmoyne claimed a comprehensive eight-point victory.

Gaelic Games: Carryduff bidding for back-to-back titles with familiar foes in their way

IT is a case of déjà vu for Carryduff and Newry Shamrocks as they meet for the fourth time in Championship hurling this year, but this time the 2021 Down Intermediate Championship title is at stake in Newcastle on Sunday.

Antrim Senior Football Championship: Creggan end their long wait with convincing win over Aghagallon

THE long wait is over for Kickham's, Creggan as they claimed their first Antrim Senior Football Championship title since 1954 with a dominant victory over St Mary's, Aghagallon at Corrigan Park on Sunday afternoon.

Loughgiel finish strong to deny Rossa in Intermediate camogie final

A STORMING finish saw Loughgiel Shamrocks claim the Antrim Intermediate Camogie title as they denied Rossa at Davitt Park on Saturday.

Antrim Intermediate Camogie final: Rossa ready for the main battle against high-flying Loughgiel

ROSSA have won the battle, now they have to go and win the war as they clash with Loughgiel in Saturday’s Antrim Intermediate Camogie final at Davitt Park.

Antrim Senior Football Championship: Creggan’s experience can see them over the line against Aghagallon

THE Padraig McNamee Cup will have a new home in 2021. The question is will it be travelling a few miles up the road to Creggan for the first time since 1954 or will it arrive at Aghagallon for the first time ever?

Gaelic Games: Bredagh ladies aiming to take the ultimate step

THE Ulster club series throws up some wondering pairing at various grades, but few are as intriguing as Sunday’s Ladies’ Senor final between Bredagh and Donaghmoyne.

Ulster LFGA Intermediate Championship: St Brigid's bow out of Ulster after Steelstown defeat

IT was certainly a memorable Saturday for Steelstown Brian Óg and their Ladies’ footballers lived up to their side of the bargain with a comfortable nine-point win over Antrim champions St Brigid’s at Musgrave Park.

Antrim Senior Football Championship: Creggan end Cargin's reign with stunning comeback win

CREGGAN ended Cargin’s reign as Antrim Senior Football champions with a brilliant display which yielded a three-point victory at Naomh Éanna on Sunday afternoon.

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