Campbell and Cushendall draw on experiences good and bad
IF you were asked to pick an act that defines courage on a hurling field, you wouldn’t be short of options.
Cushendall become the new standard in Antrim
Win once, you can call yourself champions. Win twice, you become the new standard
Cushendall driven by desire to keep raising standards
ON an afternoon that balded what little was left on the trees, Cushendall reclaimed the trophy that they handed back to the county seven months ago.
Darragh or no Darragh, you just can’t back against Trillick
EXACTLY sixteen minutes before throw-in, news was confirmed to the press box.
Heffron’s journey brings him back around to Lurgan derby comforts
THE TranzAlpine Express cuts right across the southern island of New Zealand.
Staying with Glen until season‘s end ’the right thing to do': O’Rourke
STAYING with Glen until their season is over “is the right thing to do,” says new Tyrone boss Malachy O’Rourke.
The new rules: What they are, how they will work and what they would have done to this year’s All-Ireland final
Ahead of the weekend’s inter-provincial games that will showcase Gaelic football’s proposed new rules, Cahair O’Kane looks at the proposals and what they might mean for the game in practice...
Cahair O’Kane: Just like Bo Pitman, Michael knows turkeys. We must listen to Michael, not the turkeys
AT entrance to Alabama’s famous White Oak Plantation hunting lodge, there’s a sign that reads ‘Bo knows turkeys’.
Doherty and Warnock define leadership as Glen end Slaughtneil’s year again
AS the natural end of Malachy O’Rourke’s time with Glen draws near, there could have been few days as satisfying as this one.
Pat Havern named Tailteann Cup player of the year
DOWN’S Pat Havern has been named as the Tailteann Cup footballer of the year following his free-scoring displays in the Mournemen’s successful summer.
Different feel as Newbridge get another shot at Magherafelt
WHATEVER about the hows and the whys, being showcased live on RTÉ2 tonight is a huge deal for Newbridge and Magherafelt.
Glen-Slaughtneil is the game everyone’s been waiting months to see
A FORTNIGHT on Thursday will mark 20 years since the sons of the men of ‘69 took Slaughtneil where they thought they might never go.
Dungloe’s latest crop out to write their names into a town’s rich history
IN the rich tapestry of Dungloe’s past, names like O’Donnell and Sweeney jump off the page.
Daithí Sands picks up third Joe McDonagh Allstar
DOWN’S Daithí Sands has been named on the Joe McDonagh Cup team of the year for the third time following another superb season.