Glass hoping for improved Na Magha performance on the Ulster scene


By Michael McMullan THEY may have entered the Ulster scene through the back door, but midfielder Bliadhan Glass insists Na Magha have fully bought into their build-up to Sunday’s meeting with Warrenpoint. Na Magha lost out to Lavey in the Derry junior final but weren’t graded as a junior team with Na Magha taking their […]


Draw set for Ulster minor tournament at St Paul’s


THE draw for the fonaCAB Ulster Minor Football Tournament will take place on Monday, November 7 in the Lord Major’s Parlour at City Hall. The tournament, hosted by St Paul’s, makes a return at u-17 level after being put on hold due to the Covid-19. Bellaghy and Lavey won the last two titles, with Dungiven – […]


‘No pressure’ on Drumlane says Dunne


By Kieran Lynch DRUMLANE will be hoping to build upon their Cavan Junior Football Championship title win when they venture into Ulster, starting this weekend against Derry champions Craigbane. Drumlane claimed the Cavan Championship with the winning point scored five minutes into additional time, in a 1-12 to 2-8 victory over Arva, and although manager Martin […]


Ulster Club fixtures


ARMAGH’S Athletic Grounds will host next month’s Ulster Club Final between Kilcoo and Derrygonnelly next month. Ulster intermediate football and hurling finals are also down for decision in January. The Dr McKenna Cup will also resume with Armagh hosting Cavan on Thursday, January 6 at 8.15. There is also a return for the Conor McGurk […]


Sleacht Néill skipper insists Dunloy win will count for nothing without landing the silver


By Michael McMullan SLEACHT NÉILL are here to stay, but skipper Cormac O’Doherty stresses that their exploits against Dunloy will count for nothing unless they can land a fourth Ulster title this weekend. Sunday’s ‘massive performance’ was their third win over the Antrim giants in five seasons. It was a first game in seven weeks, […]


Performance levels most important thing for Kilcoo


By Michael McMullan BOOKIES’ odds don’t mean anything in Kilcoo. There is only one thing that matters – football. Tucked under the lip of Lough Island Reavy above, their facilities befit the tag of Ulster champions. “There is no messing about and no fools are suffered lightly,” said coach Richard Thornton of their sheer passion […]