2026 marked two decades on from La Salle's greatest ever team which managed to defy all the odds and lift every major trophy available to them in soccer and Gaelic football.
EASTER weekend provided some great action packed from North to South of the county borders as all three tiers in Antrim's Football club scene returned to action for game week three.
BALLYMACWARD Primary School held their annual and popular GAA day recently. The day began with a special and busy assembly with special guests St John's star Conal Morgan, St Gall's Antoin McCaffrey, and Mark Munce of Gaelfast.
LAST weekend saw the return of all four tiers in Antrim's All County Hurling League with some entertaining fixtures at the commencement of the campaign during some blustery and cold conditions in March's final weekend.
ANOTHER weekend of jam-packed top-flight football in Antrim saw some huge victories for Belfast club sides as St John's finally got off the mark in Division One with victory over St Paul's before St Brigid's clinched the spoils against Rossa, meanwhile St Gall's edging out West-Belfast rivals Sarsfields at Milltown.
THIS weekend sees Antrim's Senior hurlers return to Division 1B action after a two-week hiatus following their heavy defeat to Dublin at Corrigan Park.
