Glen Dimplex Senior Championship ANTRIM manager Elaine Dowds is calling on her team to “play without pressure” for the next two matches, starting this Saturday with the visit of Kilkenny to Dunloy and then a fortnight later when they entertain Galway.

2022 Joe McDonagh Final: Antrim 5-22 Kerry 4-24 EOGHAN Campbell planted himself heavily on the chair in the press room afterwards.

2022 Joe McDonagh Final: Antrim 5-22 Kerry 4-24 WHEN Darren Gleeson breezed into the dimly lit lecture theatre hall on the ground floor of the Cusack Stand, awaiting reporters wanted answers from the winning manager.

Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Intermediate championship Group Two: Kildare 1-8 Derry 1-14 LAST week Áine McAllister landed 0-10 points in Derry’s victory over Meath at Swatragh.

‘Let us go to the banks of the ocean / Where the walls rise above the Zuiderzee’ – The Dutchman *************** PHILIP Campbell has three memories of his father.

A DUBLIN hurler, GAA ambassador and former Iraqi refugee has shared an online clip of him playing his beloved sport at Stormont.

CLIMBING the steps of Hogan in front of thousands of people.

THE one and only time the Antrim hurlers featured in a Joe McDonagh final was in the throes of a global pandemic played in an empty Croke Park in December 2020.

Glen Dimplex Senior Championship GROUP One of the All-Ireland senior championship has thrown up some interesting results over the past fortnight with second seeds Tipperary looking to be in a spot of bother after drawing their opening two games against teams they would have been expected to beat.

Clare know Limerick are the best team in hurling, but the Banner has always been inspired against the Treatymen.

THE handshake. The hold.

Glen Dimplex Senior championship Group Two DOWN manager Paul Donnelly was fairly upbeat after his side picked up a point in the draw with Antrim in Ballycran on Saturday in their second Glen Dimplex senior championship group game.

Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Intermediate Championship Group Two: Derry 2-14 Meath 0-11 DESPITE going four points down in the opening 10 minutes of their opening Glen Dimplex All-Ireland Intermediate championship tie in Swatragh on Saturday, Derry ended up comfortable winners over visiting Meath.