THE mood may be much different heading to Parnell Park on Saturday than it was ahead of the Wexford game a fortnight ago, but the same approach is required for Antrim’s key clash against Dublin in the Leinster Championship.
A FLYING start to the 2023 Tailteann Cup proved the catalyst for a run to a semi-final in Croke Park, so getting off on the right foot is again the objective when they welcome Tipperary to Corrigan Park on Sunday.
WITH Antrim's footballers hosting Tipperary in their opening Tailteann Cup game on Sunday afternoon, the majority of club hurling fixtures have been pushed back to later in the day this week.
THIS SATURDAY, May 11, is a day of celebration for all those associated with Gaelic Games not only in Naomh Eoin GAC, but in Antrim and right across Ireland.
ST BRIGID'S maintained their perfect start to the season as they pulled clear in the second period at Hannahstown to overcome Lámh Dhearg on Wednesday.
ROSSA'S eye for goal proved the difference as they got back to winning ways on home soil on Sunday at the expense of Loughgiel who lost their first game of the campaign.
The GAA’s mantra statement, the document we know as 'Where We All Belong' includes a line: “Where individuals become teams, who honour the legacy of those who went before and strive to build a legacy of their own.”
THE slate is wiped clean for Antrim's ladies who begin the defence of their Ulster Intermediate crown on Sunday at Glenavy against Down (2pm throw-in).
AS the midweek throw-in times edge backwards, it's a sign that summer is just around the corner and the heat is also being cranked up in the Antrim football leagues.
Gerard Walsh hadn't played in a competitive hurling game since a county quarter-final last September, but he needed no time to get up to speed in Saturday's win over Wexford.
FROM the lowest of lows in Nowlan Park six days previous, Antrim's hurlers produced an heroic performance at Corrigan Park on Saturday to stun Wexford and grab their first points of this year's Leinster Hurling Championship.
