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SOCCER: Strong first half showing sees Reds overcome Bangor and progress to Shield decider

Toal’s County Antrim Shield semi-final

Antrim's greatest ever footballer Kevin Armstrong to be honoured in Story of Antrim's Greatest Team event

FRIDAY evening will see a very special event at St Mary’s College Belfast, as GAA historian and author Dónal McAnallen, will take to the stage with special guests to honour and reflect upon 'Antrim's Greatest Ever Team'.

SOCCER: Magilton urges Reds to keep up turn in form ahead of County Antrim semi-final

CLIFTONVILLE manager Jim Magilton believes that tonight's Toal’s County Antrim Shield is set up perfectly.

Gaelic Games: How did the Antrim teams fare in their Ulster Championship bouts last weekend

LAST weekend saw the beginning and resumption of Ulster Championship campaigns for many clubs across different codes who will represent the Saffron county in the 2026 provincial competitions.

Soccer: Ruthless Reds leapfrog into top half after Carrick hammering

CLIFTONVILLE leapfrogged Carrick Rangers into fifth place in the Boyles Sports Premiership with a thumping 7-1 win over the Amber Army at Solitude on Saturday afternoon.

Gaelic Games: SHC - Dunloy clinch Volunteer Cup after intense battle with Cushendall

Antrim Senior Hurling Championship FinalCushendall 1-13Dunloy 1-19At Pairc MacUílin 

Gaelic Games: Sarsfields march on to Ulster Championship semi after victory over Cootehill

Ulster Junior Hurling ChampionshipCootehill Celtic 1-17Sarsfields 4-19At Kinsgpan Breffni Park

SOCCER: Magilton wants high level of performance to continue as Carrick visit Solitude

CLIFTONVILLE manager Jim Magilton has called on his players to continue with their high levels of performance as they hope to build on their recent victory over Dungannon Swifts.

Halloween fun and Gaelic Games at Hannahstown

St John's star Áine reflects on a hard fought camogie title ahead of their Ulster campaign

THE jubilation for St John's when Ellie Sweeney rattled the Loughgiel net to secure the Junior Camogie Championship is something that the ladies on the field will never forget as the Johnnies continued to cement their rise in the Antrim Camogie ranks.

CELTIC STORIES: Celtic bean-counters dress up as football men – and not just for Halloween

I am bored with Celtic.

Rossa star Luca McCusker trades blue for green to represent Ireland in Hurling/Shinty series

GAELIC Games are a very unique part of this island and something that is without a doubt engrained within the culture.

The Story of Antrim's greatest team takes place at West Belfast venue

St Mary's University will be set to host an evening exploring the Antrim football teams of the 1920s through to the 1940s, with a terrific lecture by GAA historian and author, Dónal McAnallen, with a particular focus on the celebrated 1946 team whose All-Ireland Championship campaign ended in controversial circumstances against Kerry.

Soccer: Cliftonville end barren run with victory over Dungannon

NIFL PremiershipDungannon Swifts 1Cliftonville 3At Stangmore Park

Rossa stars Walsh and McCusker shine despite Ireland defeat to Scotland in Hurling/Shinty series

International Hurling/Shinty SeriesIreland Hurling 2-17Scotland Shinty 4-12At Páirc Úi Chaoimh