ANTRIM'S footballers have reiterated that their Ulster SFC quarter-final against Armagh will take place at Corrigan Park or not at all, despite the Ulster Council confirming earlier on Thursday they have set the game for Newry on Saturday, April 12.
DISASTER has struck the Antrim hurling panel ahead of this Sunday's make-or-break Division 1B clash with Laois as illness has floored a number of players and also members of the backroom team.
IT was a day to remember for St Dominc's on Saturday as their u16 camogs became the first Ulster school to lift the Corn Úna, and the first Belfast school to win an All-Ireland Camogie title at any grade.
UNLESS Antrim’s hurlers have a hankering for a return to Division Two after six years, then there’s no time to waste in order to turn things around after two hugely underwhelming defeats in succession.
THE furore surrounding Antrim’s ‘Corrigan or Nowhere’ stance surrounding the venue for their Ulster SFC quarter-final against Armagh is being put to the side as all Andy McEntee’s charges are concerned about is Saturday’s trip to face Laois in Portlaoise.
IT was a much happier afternoon for Antrim's footballers at a sunny Corrigan Park on Saturday as they got back on the winning trail with a comprehensive win over Leitrim.
WITH half of their league games now in the books, finding consistency in the second half of the campaign is imperative for Antrim and that all begins on Sunday when Waterford visit Corrigan Park.
WHAT could have gone wrong for Antrim in Tullamore on Sunday did go wrong, but perhaps a return to action on home turf six days later is exactly what is needed as they prepare to welcome Leitrim to Corrigan Park on Saturday.
O'Donovan Rossa clubwoman Margaret Flynn was honoured at the Camogie Association's annual Media, Referee, and Volunteer Awards ceremony at the weekend in Croke Park.
TWO red cards in the space of six second-half minutes killed Antrim's charge at Glenisk O'Connor Park in Tullamore on Sunday as Offaly maintained their 100 per cent record in Division Three.
WHATEVER of the debate surrounding the venue for the Ulster SFC game with Armagh, Antrim’s footballers have more pressing concerns as they get ready to head to Tullamore on Sunday to face Offaly.
