Hurling & Camogie

Dunloy face tough task stopping Loughgiel in their quest for 11 Antrim camogie titles in a row

The Shamrocks were way too good for their final opponents when the sides met in the group stages

Veteran trio can guide Clonduff to another Down camogie title

Portaferry's hopes rest on the brilliance of Galway ace Niamh Mallon

Knock edge St Mary’s in high-scoring Mageean Cup clash

Liam Blaney starred for the winners with 12 points

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.

Cross & Passion see off rivals St Killian’s to reach semi-finals of Danske Bank Mageean Cup

The Ballycastle side recorded their second win of the group stages

Six Ulster players from four counties selected on the 2024 hurling Champion 15

Nickey Rackard Cup winners Donegal have three, while Derry, Fermanagh and Cavan have one each

McCormick and Coulter ratified as Antrim senior camogie managers

PJ O’Mullan returns to inter-county management after departure from Derry

Gregory O’Kane: ‘I’m no different to a player – I needed to improve’

Dunloy boss delighted as side seal Antrim final date with Cushendall

“There’s a lot more to come from Derry”, says Camogie Player of the Year Aine Barton

Camogie player of the Year

Hurler of the Year Paddy Burke: ‘Davy Fitz creating a real buzz around Antrim hurling’

Irish News Ulster All Star and Hurler of the Year Paddy Burke was instrumental for Antrim this year