Justin McCarthy: Antrim need to calm down and speed up to stick the pace in Division 1B
ANTRIM hurlers need to speed up and cool down if they are to improve, according to former Waterford boss Justin McCarthy.
‘I always looked at the Antrim teams and hurling in the north as very special’
A FORMER Waterford manager, who has also coached his native Munster county, among others, coming north to work with the ...
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Good news as food hygiene ratings handed to five Causeway Coast and Glens establishments
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Key man behind Glentoran revival on learning lessons and 'highest standards'
Every day is a learning day for Kodi Lyons-Foster as he looks to achieve the "highest standards" with Glentoran. The defender ...
Who is NI's 'unassuming but exciting' new striker?
BBC Sport NI looks at the rise of "unassuming but exciting" teenager Kascie Weir, who has been called into Northern Ireland's ...
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NI property prices up 9% as cheapest and most expensive areas revealed
Official NI statistics, taken from stamp duty information recorded by HMRC, show a substantial year-on-year rise in prices in ...
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Fuad Sule provides update on Glentoran future and insists contract negotiations won't 'influence me or the way I play'
Glentoran midfield maestro Fuad Sule insists he won’t let ongoing contract negotiations impact his form on the pitch and says ...
Larne and Glentoran denied by heart-stopping stoppage-time goals
Larne were denied a much-needed win as an injury-time equaliser saw Glenavon grab a well-deserved point in this evening’s ...
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Camogie: Meath face neighbours in opening round
The Intermediate Championship kicks off on Saturday May 31st where in group 1, Westmeath will play Meath, and Antrim will take on Offaly. In group 2, Down will play Kildare, and Kerry will play Carlow ...
‘Unacceptable’: Call for action as number of assaults on NI teaching staff almost doubles over last two years
The number of assaults on teachers and teaching staff in NI schools has almost doubled over the last two years, the Department of Education has confirmed.
Bail denied to Co Antrim pair accused of being concerned in drugs supply after £45k seizure
Two Co Antrim men have been remanded into custody after police seized £45,000 worth of drugs in “an intelligence-led ...
Sule expects Glens future to be settled at end of season
Glentoran midfielder Fuad Sule says he will probably wait to the end of the season to determine if he will stay at the east ...