THINGS could not have got off to a worse start for visitors, Immaculata, in North Belfast on Saturday afternoon, when five minutes into the match winger Emmett Fallon got a little too overzealous in an attempt to lay down an early marker.
SECOND half goals from Ben Arthurs and Adam Neale saw Bangor advance into the Fourth Round of the Steel & Sons Cup at the expense of Belfast Celtic on Saturday.
NEWINGTON manager Paul Hamilton is hoping a big result against Dundela on Saturday can get their Championship season back on track after an inconsistent period.
ST MALACHY’S Old Boys Youth FC from North Belfast was presented with the ‘Football for All’ award at the recent McDonald’s Irish FA Grassroots Football Awards for 2022, held at the National Football Stadium at Windsor Park.
Perfect weather conditions, a picturesque backdrop and the opportunity to progress to the third round of the Irish Cup were the ingredients of Saturday’s encounter between Belfast Celtic and Maiden City.
HOLDERS Cliftonville advanced to the third round of the Bet McLean League Cup after a 3-0 win over Harland and Wolff Welders at Blanchflower Stadium on Tuesday evening.
Cliftonville kick-start their Toal’s County Antrim Shield campaign this evening with a trip to Premier Intermediate outfit Bangor at the Bangor Fuel’s Arena (7.45pm kick-off).
ST JAMES’ Swifts secured a memorable League Cup success, defeating recently promoted Ballymena 3-2 in a dramatic and emotional game at the Blanchflower Stadium on Saturday night.
Crumlin Star obliterated Finaghy with a triumphant second half goal bonanza which saw Stephen Smyth and Kevin Lynch score hat-tricks, and James Doyle put away two for the North Belfast men.
Young players for St Patrick’s Football Club in North Belfast are to receive new football kits after celebrating a busy summer in which scores of new players joined the club.
