The draws for both the MacRory Cup quarter-final and quarter-final play-off’s have been named. The play-offs are to be played between Wednesday 23rd and Sunday 27th of January. Each team named first in the draw will have ‘home’ advantage in the form of their nearest county ground or equivalent. Quarter-final games will be played between […]
Tyrone have named a 26 man panel for the 2019 Dr McKenna Cup campaign with nine new recruits included in the panel. Conan Grugan, Kyle Coney and Darren McCurry return to the county panel after time away while six players make the step from the u’20 panel. Benny Gallen, Liam Rafferty, Brian Kennedy, Ryan Gray, […]
From Odhrán Crumley In the opening weekend of the Dr McKenna Cup, Armagh have inflicted a 25 point defeat on St.Mary’s while Lee Brennan secured a draw for Jordanstown at Fermanagh. Fermanagh 1-9 UUJ 0-12 Lee Brennan struck nine points as a fourteen man Jordanstown side secured a draw in Derrygonnelly against Fermanagh. Advertisement Darragh […]
For the first time in maybe five or six years, Derry will have their full quota for pre-season and the commencement of the National League. Although, Oakleaf and Slaughtneil star, Brendan Rogers would have no complaints if his club were still going strong in the All-Ireland series, their availability can only be of help to […]
One of Tyrone’s top up and coming young stars has been called into the Red Hand panel for the coming season. Darragh Canavan, son of former All-Ireland winning captain, Peter, has recently joined up with the squad under county team manager, Mickey Harte, ahead of their Dr McKenna Cup campaign. The Errigal Ciaran teenager starred […]
Fresh off the back of bringing the Seamus MacFerran Cup back to Gaoth Dobhair and with the legendary celebrations that followed, neither man is sure if it’s a Guinness or a Mi Wadi they need. In this week’s Gaelic Life, the infamous ‘Bar-Room’ Tapes return as Kevin Cassidy sits down with clubmate, Odhrán Mac Niallais. […]
Twenty jobs are set to be lost on Friday as Ulster GAA have been forced to end their involvement with the Curriculum Sports Programme. It is with deep regret that Ulster GAA announces that its involvement with the current Curriculum Sports Programme (CSP) will end tomorrow. Since 2007, Ulster GAA, along with colleagues in the […]
The decision of provincial councils to allow pre-season games before the end of season training bans is a means of flexing their muscles in a bid to keep their own powers according to Gerard O’Kane. Although the former Derry star believes that playing games at this time of the year is madness, he acknowledges that […]
On Tuesday, three Ulster school’s titles were up for decision with St. Conor’s and St. Joseph’s claiming provincial crowns while the Rafferty Cup Final remained tied even after extra time. St. Conor’s, Clady/Kilrea ensured that the Gerry Brown would reside in the Oakleaf county for another year as they overcame a fine footballing side in […]
Only five remain in the 2018 St. Paul’s minor club championship after another weekend of high quality action. Bellaghy eased past Antrim champions, Dunloy to book their spot in the quarter-final. Lorcan Spier led the Wolfetone charge kicking six points over the course of the hour as the Derry men ran out 1-18 to 1-4 […]
