ANTRIM SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINALS Dunloy v St Brigid’s Saturday, Dunsilly, 7pm DUNLOY have landed at the semi-final stage in commanding with Seaan Elliott now back in the fold. They are still without Deaglan Smyth. Conal Cunning was out as they bagged five goals against Lámh Dhearg. St Brigid’s have found their way to the […]
Teenage star McAllister lighting it up on all fronts
By Séamas McAleenan IT has been some time since any Ulster player has had such an immediate impact on the inter-county camogie scene as Éobha McAllister. The Dunloy teenager scored on her debut as a second half substitute in the opening Division 1A Centra League game against Tipperary and contributed handsomely in every other game […]
Dunloy embracing being county champions
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By Michael McMullan DUNLOY are embracing the title of county champions they put their title the line again this weekend in the semi-finals of the Antrim Senior Football Championship. They face St Brigid’s on Saturday in Dunsilly with a third final spot in four season up for grabs. “They’re accepting the challenge that they’re county […]
Revealed: Antrim, Armagh and Cavan recognised on the PwC Soaring Stars selection
THERE is a strong Ulster focus among the PwC Camogie Soaring Stars announced today. All-Ireland intermediate champions Antrim have eight on tthe selection as well as Elaine Dowds named as Manager of the Year. The Soaring Stars recognise the outstanding players from this year’s Intermediate and Premier Junior Championships, after Antrim and Armagh won the […]
Hurling championship heats up in Antrim
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By Michael McMullan THE race for the Volunteer Cup heats up this weekend with two Antrim Senior Hurling quarter-finals down for decision. Holders St John’s put their title on the line against Glenariffe who are the reigning intermediate champions. The Johnnies drew with Rossa before their victory over Ballycastle saw them qualify for the knock-out […]
Opinion: It’s time for Antrim to fully unite
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By Michael McMullan The appointment of Davy Fitzgerald as Antrim manager was a very left field one in my opinion. He has achieved plenty on both sides of the line during his career but I never felt he was the fit for the Saffrons. Darren Gleeson had done a savage job but it was time […]
Devlin says Cargin must improve after quarter-final win
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By Michael McMullan CARGIN manager Ronan Devlin said last Friday’s performance against Creggan won’t win back the Antrim senior title Goals from James Laverty and Jack O’Neill saw them comfortably account for rivals Creggan in last Friday’s quarter-final, but Devlin thinks his team still have work to do. They now face a Rossa team who […]
Top scorer award the icing on the cake for Antrim ace O’Neill
By Daire Walsh AT the end of an inter-county season that saw her collecting a second TG4 All-Ireland junior football championship title, Antrim’s Maria O’Neill has acknowledged that winning the ZuCar Golden Boot award ‘adds to the year as a whole’. Courtesy of an outstanding haul of 11-20 (53) – including a 0-4 haul in […]
Dowds and Hannon set for Ireland roles
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ANTRIM camogie manager Elaine Dowds and Patrick Hannon, Monaghan minor and U20 hurling manager, will be part of the Ireland coaching tickets for the upcoming Internationals against Scotland. Tipperary’s Eamon O’Shea has called Hannon as part of his management team for the Shinty-Hurling team. Dowds will be part of the coaching team drawn up by […]
JOHNNY McINTOSH: Shadowboxing on the Antrim hurling front
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As we come towards the final round of the Antrim Senior Hurling Championship group stage, I keep coming back to the same thought: the championship needs a change. Maybe that sounds a bit radical, but to me the current format has become stale. We have an eight-team senior championship with a group stage that, inevitably, seems […]









