Senior football teams in Ulster have been competing for the Anglo-Celt Cup for a century now - Jack Madden explains what the famous trophy means to all nine counties.

Defending champions Donegal begin their campaign with a home clash against Derry while All-Ireland champions Armagh travel to ...

Monaghan clinched the Division Two title, but Derry, Tyrone, Down and Antrim all suffered relegation in a tough League ...

Corrigan Park will be the venue for the Ulster SFC quarter-final clash between Antrim and Armagh on 12 April, following ...

The Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter-final between Antrim and Armagh will take place in Corrigan Park on April ...

Ulster GAA had originally fixed Antrim's Ulster Championship opener for Pairc Esler, Newry, but with the Saffrons threatening ...

Antrim’s senior footballers have welcomed Ulster Council’s decision to accept Corrigan Park as the venue for next month’s ...

Antrim's Ulster SFC fixture against All-Ireland champions Armagh now looks certain to be played at Corrigan Park as the ...

The North Antrim side own their 11th successive Antrim senior camogie title and their third Ulster crown in a row ...

Damian McErlain, who oversaw those Minor triumphs, is now at the helm at the U20 grade and his squad has been further boosted ...

In October's Ulster SFC draw, the Saffrons were picked to play at home against the All-Ireland champions but Ulster GAA said last month ... within their own county. "I grew up not knowing how ...