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Soccer: Magilton hoping for Reds to show same intensity ahead of Windsor visit

CLIFTONVILLE boss Jim Magilton is hopeful that he can cast an eye over Linfield ahead of their Windsor Park clash on Sunday afternoon (kick-off 3pm).

GAA round-up: A mixed round for city dwellers as St John's, Rossa and Lámh's fall to late defeats in SFC

ROUND Two of the Senior Football Championship saw some definitive results across the county as fates in all three groups were decided last weekend. The final match day in a fortnight's time could prove decisive at both ends of the tables with relegation and knockout places up for grabs.

Gaelic Games: Antrim announce Mark Doran as new Senior Football manager

ANTRIM GAA have officially unveiled Mark Doran as the newest man in the hot seat of Antrim's Senior Football manager.

Soccer: Cliftonville hoping to take advantage of upheaval at Larne

CLIFTONVILLE manager Jim Magilton acknowledges that the fixtures don’t get any easier as the Reds prepare to host Larne at Solitude this evening (kick-off 7.45pm).

Soccer: Reds huff and puff but settle for draw in Coleraine clash

NIFL PremiershipCliftonville 0-0 ColeraineSolitude

Gaelic Games: SFC - St Gall's finally end Championship curse to clinch quarter-final spot

SFC - Group CSt Gall's 4-16

MATCHDAY LIVE: SFC - Group C - St Gall's DEFEAT Ballymena in Championship crunch tie

SFC - Group CFULL-TIME SCORESt Gall's 4-16All Saint's 1-19

Gaelic Games: SFC - St Paul's crash out of Senior Championship after Aghagallon annihilation

SFC - Group D

MATCHDAY LIVE: St Paul's blitzed by Aghagallon in Senior Championship bout

ST PAUL'S welcome Aghagallon to the Shaws Road on Friday evening knowing a win is a must if they are to keep their hopes of progression into this year's Antrim Senior Championship alive.

Gaelic Games: St Paul's, St Gall's and Rossa all selected for LIVE coverage as Antrim's Football Championship returns

THE Belfast trio of St Paul's, St Gall's and Rossa have all been selected as part of the GAA live coverage ahead of their upcoming ties in Antrim's Senior Football Championship.

Antrim Hurling Championship Round-Up: St Gall's and Sarsfields slump to consecutive defeats whilst St Paul's clinch late draw

ANOTHER weekend has passed in the Antrim Hurling Championships with enthralling action taking place across all three competitions.

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Soccer: Magilton hoping for Reds to show same intensity ahead of Windsor visit

GAA round-up: A mixed round for city dwellers as St John's, Rossa and Lámh's fall to late defeats in SFC

Gaelic Games: Antrim announce Mark Doran as new Senior Football manager

Soccer: Cliftonville hoping to take advantage of upheaval at Larne

Soccer: Reds huff and puff but settle for draw in Coleraine clash

Gaelic Games: SFC - St Gall's finally end Championship curse to clinch quarter-final spot

MATCHDAY LIVE: SFC - Group C - St Gall's DEFEAT Ballymena in Championship crunch tie

Gaelic Games: SFC - St Paul's crash out of Senior Championship after Aghagallon annihilation

MATCHDAY LIVE: St Paul's blitzed by Aghagallon in Senior Championship bout

Gaelic Games: St Paul's, St Gall's and Rossa all selected for LIVE coverage as Antrim's Football Championship returns

Antrim Hurling Championship Round-Up: St Gall's and Sarsfields slump to consecutive defeats whilst St Paul's clinch late draw

Soccer: Reds hope new signings can have impact as they welcome Coleraine in Premiership clash

Soccer: Belfast clubs enjoy key wins as Irish Cup kicks off

GALLERY: Siobhan O'Hanlon Gaelic for Mothers and Others blitz at Naomh Gall

BOXING: Sean McComb set for Sheffield showdown in September

NIFL Premiership: Reds boost playoff hopes with comeback win at Carrick

NIFL Premiership: Magilton excited for Cup final build-up as Reds return to league action

Gaelic Games: Rossa fend off Ballycastle rally to claim opening win

Gaelic Games: Carryduff win cross-city clash at Sarsfield's

TUV want Casement renamed after a British royal – and Andytown doesn't rule it out

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SQUINTER: Loyalist Human Resources departments thrive

WE SAY: Irish language signage victory was inevitable

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