THE conclusion to all three tiers of the Gaelic football championships in Antrim will take place this weekend with huge battles in the offing across the county ahead of a blockbuster weekend with great action set to unfold.
CLIFTONVILLE manager Jim Magilton has promised personnel changes to his squad in an attempt to avoid a third straight Premiership defeat when they welcome table-topping Glentoran to Solitude on Friday evening (7:45pm kick-off).
CLIFTONVILLE suffered back-to-back league defeats for the first time this season after James Teelan scored in the 96th minute of Portadown’s 2-1 win at Solitude on Saturday afternoon.
THIS Sunday Croke Park will play host to one of the biggest event of the year when two of the biggest franchisees in American Sports come to Ireland as the Pittsburgh Steelers face the Minnesota Vikings in week four of the NFL season.
THIS weekend saw the second round of this seasons Clear Water Irish Cup which saw teams across the North battle it out for a spot in the next round with hopes of lifting one of Europe's oldest trophies certainly in the pipeline for many sides.
CLIFTONVILLE Football Club have moved one step closer to plans for a redevelopment of Solitude after their application to the NI Football Fund was approved for progress to the next stage.
CLIFTONVILLE manager Jim Magilton insists that the most important thing he is concerned about on a weekly basis is his side's attitude and application to how they play.
