ULSTER counties made a positive start to the Allianz Football League with six of them recording wins.
The Allianz Football League is back with a bang this weekend with the All-Ireland champions travelling to Donegal and Castleblayney hosting what is certain to be a feisty neighbourly encounter.
A POWERFUL and dynamic midfielder for Armagh, if anyone in the Orchard team was a likely rugby recruit, she fitted the bill nicely.
Lidl National Football League Division One: Galway v Donegal (Today, Tuam Stadium, 2pm) THE new inter-county season gets underway this afternoon when the ball is thrown up between Galway and Donegal who will battle it out for the first league points on offer in Tuam Stadium.
Lidl National Football League Division Two ARMAGH star Aimee Mackin knows there is hard work ahead in the next couple of months if the Orchard County are to give themselves the opportunity to get back to a league final and challenge for promotion.
Ladies Review of the Year – Club & Underage Inter-county THE curtain just came down on the club season this week with Lurgan of Cavan collecting the last piece of silverware up for grabs – the Ulster Minor Club Championship title.
Many players come and go but very few have the same kind of impact that Michael Murphy has had on our game.
Danske Bank MacRory Cup OUR Lady’s, Castleblayney are the new kids on the block in the Danske Bank MacRory Cup this year.
HOW many times in a Gaelic football match have we seen a high ball launched in around the goals and with the slightest of touches, the ball finds its way to the net? Once again, on Sunday past, we witnessed this in the Armagh Intermediate final when Shane O’Neill’s, losing by two points at this stage, launched the long, direct ball into the area and a goal was scored.
