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Last season's championship defeat was our motivation: Clann Eireann boss Tommy Coleman
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Fifth consecutive Ulster title is the mother of all victories for Tina Bradley
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Last season's championship defeat was our motivation: Clann Eireann boss Tommy Coleman
Brendan Crossan
CLANN Eireann boss Tommy Coleman believes the scars of last season's county championship defeat to Maghery were their motivation as they advance deeper into Ulster Club Championship in their debut season.
Fifth consecutive Ulster title is the mother of all victories for Tina Bradley
SEAMAS McALEENAN
IN THE 22nd minute of Saturday’s replayed Ulster senior club final Shannon Graham broke clear from one of the many rucks around midfield but over-hit a pass inside to Therese Mellon.
Ballyclare boss Harbinson targeting a 'ridiculous result' against Larne
Kenny Archer
County Antrim Shield semi-finals: Larne (holders) v Ballyclare Comrades; Cliftonville v Linfield
MANAGER Paul Harbinson was still in nappies the last time Ballyclare Comrades were in the County Antrim Shield semi-finals, back in 1979: "Is that an omen? I'd love to say it is.
McKenna brothers Aaron and Stevie target youth world titles in Crystal Palace fight night
Andy Watters
MONAGHAN brothers Aaron and Stevie McKenna make history on Friday night when they both fight for world youth titles on the same bill at Crystal Palace, London live on Channel 5.
Amy Broadhurst setting Common goals as part of big 2022 plans
Neil Loughran
PARIS 2024 hopeful Amy Broadhurst has thrown her hat into the ring to represent Team NI at next summer’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
Better to come from us says Watty Graham's Glen forward Danny Tallon as Derry champions prepare for Kilcoo test
Andy Watters
WATTY Graham's Glen passed a serious test of their Ulster Championship credentials on Sunday when they outclassed Monaghan's Scotstown and forward Danny Tallon says there is more to come from the Derry champions.
Knocking on the door: Belfast school has long-term plan after maiden MacRory campaign
From Neil Loughran at The Dub
THEIR maiden MacRory Cup campaign has proved a steep learning curve for Our Lady and St Patrick’s College, Knock – but the Belfast school is hoping this is only the beginning of the journey.
Kicking Out: Let's talk about six
Cahair O'Kane
WHEN Kerry beat Dublin in the 1975 All-Ireland final, Kevin Moran was sitting watching it in Mulligan’s bar on Poolbeg Street, its back touching the Liffey.
Down pair Stephen Keith and Conor Woods named on Joe McDonagh Cup select
DOWN stalwarts Stephen Keith and Conor Woods have named in the GAA/GPA Joe McDonagh Cup Team of the Year.
If you won't give Derrygonnelly respect, they'll come and take it
From Cahair O'Kane in Carrickmore
IT’S hard to know at which point in the last six years public opinion of Derrygonnelly moved from under-estimation to downright disrespect, but it happened.
Mellon masterclass steers Slaughtneil to fifth successive Ulster title triumph
SEAMAS McALEENAN
2020 Ulster senior club camogie final replay: Slaughtneil (Derry) 1-12 Loughgiel (Antrim) 0-8 JUST watching Slaughtneil going about their business in Saturday’s Ulster senior club replay to claim a fifth successive title, it seemed that they had unleashed a secret weapon in Sinéad Mellon after last week’s 0-9 each draw in Ballymena.
McFarland rues missed opportunities as Ulster fall to defeat against Ospreys
PAUL McINTYRE
United Rugby Championship: Ospreys 19 Ulster 13 A MISFIRING Ulster fell to their second defeat of the season against the Ospreys on Saturday afternoon.
Gilligan sees room for improvement as Kilcoo sweep past Ramor
SHAUN MAHONEY
Ulster Club Senior Football Championship quarter-final: Ramor United 1-8 Kilcoo 3-13 KILCOO assistant manager Conleith Gilligan insists his side will have to improve if they are to get past Glenn/Scotstown in the Ulster Club Championship semi-final.
Cliftonville bring flawless Solitude record into County Antrim Shield clash with Linfield
Padraig O Meiscill
Danske Bank Premiership: Cliftonville 1 Ballymena United 0 IT’S now 12 games played, 12 games won at Solitude for Cliftonville this season following Saturday’s victory over Ballymena, and manager Paddy McLaughlin is hoping the Reds can channel that formidable form into tomorrow’s County Antrim Shield semi-final with Linfield.
Comeback kings Clann Eireann book Ulster semi spot after overcoming Kickham's Creggan
From Brendan Crossan at Corrigan Park
Ulster Club Senior Football Championship quarter-final: Kickham's Creggan (Antrim) 0-17 Clann Eireann (Armagh) 2-14 THE devil-may-care heroes of Clann Eireann wrote another glorious chapter into the club's history books by recording a fantastic debut win in the Ulster Club Championship yesterday after sharing an extra-time thriller with Antrim champions Kickham's Creggan at Corrigan Park.
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