Donegal are Eirgrid Ulster Under-21 champions for the first time since Jim McGuinness was manager and Michael Murphy was captain in 2010, after beating Derry 3-17 to 0-13 in the decider last night.
While waiting around the tunnel area for Donegal manager Declan Bonner after his side's Ulster U21 title triumph last night, the dressing room door flew open once or twice to give the techno beats a chance to reach a larger audience.
It is looking increasingly unlikely that Armagh will have any success in their appeal to the Ulster Council to postpone this Sunday's Ulster senior hurling final.
Tyrone hot-shot Damian Casey believes his side can strike a further blow for their hurling credibility when they meet Derry in the Ulster Shield final on Sunday.
You could hardly doubt the satisfaction in Sylvester McConnell's smile as he stood in the middle of the Inniskeen pitch, describing the stirring Armagh comeback.
Galway fired out a warning that they could prove a force in the Ulster All-Ireland Championship by the manner in which they clinched the Allianz League Division Two trophy at Croke Park yesterday.
Armagh's term in Division One of the Lidl Ladies National Football League was ended yesterday by a fired-up Monaghan side who recorded a fine 3-13 to 2-9 victory in a pulsating relegation battle at the Athletic Grounds.
All good things come to an end but not necessarily in the heart-stopping, spellbinding fashion in which Dublin surrendered their virtual ownership of the Allianz Football League in front of 53,000 fans at a captivated Croke Park yesterday.
Managing time, commitments and study is the name of the game for the combatants that head into the Ulster Under-21 football final tonight between north-western rivals Derry and Donegal, at the Athletic Grounds (throw-in 8pm).
Antrim cruised to a comfortable 20 point victory over Donegal in the Ulster Championship semi-final on Saturday afternoon.
Tyrone will enter today's Ulster Shield hurling championship semi-final against Fermanagh at Clones (3.00pm) determined to make amends for their capitulation against Donegal in the Allianz League Division 3A final last weekend.
Preserving a tag of 'second-best' team in Ulster is of no interest to Sylvester McConnell as he prepares to guide Armagh to their second consecutive Ulster senior hurling final.
The war of words between Dublin and Kerry has added another layer to the duo's rivalry ahead of tomorrow's Allianz League Division One final.
Ladies football: Armagh face a do or die showdown with Monaghan in the Lidl Ladies National Football League tomorrow.
Sometimes, the maxim that hard work brings success can sound corny, and even trite. But for Dominic 'Woody' McKinley, it's always been an article of faith. Events over the last few weeks have only strengthened his belief in the process.
Derry hurling manager Colm McGurk believes that defeat in the 2015 Christy Ring Cup, and the subsequent retirements after it, continues to reverberate among the Oak Leaf panel.
Almost two years since he last played for Tyrone, injury-ravaged Joe McMahon believes he is only a couple of weeks away from deciding whether to carry on for this year's Championship or bring down the curtain on a glorious inter-county career.
Belfast boxer Carl Frampton has hit back at a Twitter troll who criticised him for wearing an Antrim GAA jersey.
Derry progressed to their first Ulster U21 final since 2008 after an epic tussle with Armagh ended in a three-point extra-time win at Celtic Park. Shane McGuigan, with six points, and Danny Tallon, with a whopping eight, top-scored for the Oak Leafs, who will meet Donegal in...
Donegal cruised into the Ulster U21 final with a convincing win over Cavan in Brewster Park. Fielding six of the side that turned out against Mayo in the National League last Sunday, they took control early on and will be favourites to take the Ulster title.
The perfect tribute to Colm Cooper's career in the green and gold of Kerry are the highlight reels of his outrageous gifts. Most especially, you will remember him for his goals.
Tyrone manager Mickey Harte last night refused to respond to explosive claims by controversial pundit Joe Brolly, who suggested "it is time to change now" when asked about Harte's future.
Antrim's steady rise back to Division 1B, and the knock-on effect of glamour teams like Limerick becoming acquainted with Belfast venues such as Corrigan Park, can stand to lead a hurling revolution among the youth of the county, maintains senior captain Simon McCrory.
There were no excuses forthcoming from Fermanagh manager Peter McGrath in the wake of his side's relegation to Division Three after a late collapse against Derry that ended in both teams falling through the trapdoor.
Joe Brolly has claimed that a Tyrone player told him privately that training with the county team is “depressing.”
Armagh's pride took an unmerciful pounding at the Athletic Grounds yesterday when relatively unfancied Tipperary, their prospects of Division Two football next year having to all intents and purposes been savagely damaged by their loss to Louth last weekend, somehow...
Hard work and commitment is back among the Antrim hurling squad. And with that, a return to Division 1B after two years absence with victory over Carlow in the 2A final played on Saturday in a Pairc Esler quagmire.
Fermanagh and Derry will both play in Division Three next year with a Carlus McWilliams point in the fifth minute of injury time securing the win for the visitors.
Dublin are one win away from clinching a fifth consecutive Allianz Division One title after they edged a thrilling encounter against Monaghan in Clones yesterday.
A last-gasp free from Sean McCormack earned Longford a draw and secured their survival in Division Three of the National Football League while relegating Antrim at Corrigan Park yesterday.
St Ciaran's Ballygawley's hopes of a first Paddy Drummond All Ireland Schools' title ended in disappointment at Croke Park when they lost by three points to Ballinrobe after extra time.
The threat of relegation still hangs over Armagh in Division One of the Lidl Ladies' National Football League following yesterday's 2-15 to 2-12 loss to Monaghan.
Tyrone's hopes of gaining promotion to Division 2B of the Allianz Hurling League were shattered at the weekend by the scoring prowess of Donegal's new recruit Davin Flynn.
Donegal might have missed out on a place in the Division One final, but manager Rory Gallagher says he's happy with his lot from an encouraging League campaign.
Cavan's relegation to Division 2 of the National League, after just a season in the top flight, would have been confirmed regardless by Mayo's win over Donegal in Castlebar but a dismal performance in Hyde Park provided no balm for the sore.
Tyrone's hopes of reaching the Division One Allianz National League final ended at Fitzgerald Stadium in Killarney when they were well beaten by Kerry.
A spirited late showing from Down preserved their Allianz Division Two status as a point against Cork at Páirc Uí Rinn was enough to see them edge out Derry on scoring difference.
Antrim will play their hurling in the bright lights of Division 1B in 2018, after this gritty win over a resilient Carlow side in the Division 2A final.
Fermanagh and Derry will both play in division three next year with a Carlus McWilliams point in the 5th minute of injury time securing the win for the visitors. Failing to win sealed Fermanagh’s fate while an equalising point for Down against Cork condemned Derry to the drop.
Terence McNaughton is a man never known for holding his tongue so I'm sure Neal Peden will take his 'praise' when it comes.
There is simply too much to play for to make tomorrow's final clash of the regulation league campaign against Kerry a 'dead rubber' encounter, insists Tyrone manager Mickey Harte.
Armagh will face Monaghan in the Lidl Ladies Football National League Division 1 tomorrow against a rather depressing backdrop
When Tyrone and Donegal lock horns in the Allianz Hurling League Division 3 final at Celtic Park, Derry today (2.00pm) it will prove a decider in more ways than one.
Just five days after capturing the MacLarnon Cup for the first time on St Patrick's Day, St Ciaran's College Ballygawley were in action against St Mary's, Carlow in an All-Ireland semi-final which they won by a point.
Seven years ago, Down suffered one of the most agonising defeats in their history when Cork triumphed by the narrowest of margins (0-16 to 0-15) in the All-Ireland final.
On the weekend that Tyrone will bid to secure a place in the Allianz Football League Division One final, another team from the county will attempt to keep the Red Hands flag flying in a different sector.
Tyrone will not be contesting a striking charge laid against midfielder Mattie Donnelly by the Central Competitions Control Committee after an altercation with Aidan O’Shea at the end of last Sunday’s defeat to Mayo.
Antrim joint manager Frank Fitzsimons is keeping his fingers crossed that he will have more selection options available to him for Sunday's all-important Allianz Football League Division Three clash with Longford.
Three Ulster sides will fight for their Division Two lives on Sunday in the Allianz Football League - and two of them will go head-to-head in a desperate bid to regain a modicum of credibility.
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