THE ‘Gaelfast’ project was launched this week.
Ballymena United courting Antrim star Fitzpatrick
ANTRIM manager Lenny Harbinson could be facing a battle to keep the talented Matthew Fitzpatrick on his squad for 2018. The St John’s man has become a target of the Irish League soccer side Ballymena United. Fitzpatrick is no stranger to soccer having played with Glentoran in the Irish League a few years ago. He […]
Adams added to Down management team
GEAROID Adams has been added to Eamonn Burn’s Down management team.
John Martin: Sheedy can’t work miracles once a month
GAELIC Life hurling columnist John Martin has warned against those who think that Liam Sheedy can have a significant impact on Antrim hurling.
Antrim could be handed Qualifier reprieve
ANTRIM could yet be handed a Qualifier reprieve after it emerged that Sligo had used seven substitutes in Saturday’s win over the Ulster side
John Martin: Graffin inclusion was the right call
GAELIC Life columnist John Martin has said that the Antrim management was correct to include Arron Graffin in their starting side.
John Martin: A mentally tough Antrim
GAELIC Life hurling columnist John Martin believes that Antrim are completely unidentifiable from the 2016 version as they chase Christy Ring glory.
DJ Kane helps Antrim hurlers get back-to-basics
Christy Ring Cup final – Antrim v Carlow – Saturday, Croke Park 5pm In an extended interview in this week’s Gaelic Life, Terence ‘Sambo’ McNaughton reveals the role played by Down footballing legend DJ Kane in reviving the fortunes of Antrim hurling this year. It’s gone somewhat under the radar, but the former All-Ireland SFC […]
McCallin: I would’ve scored penalty that doomed Antrim
See this week’s Gaelic Life for the second half of our exclusive two-part interview with Antrim football’s only ever All-Star, Andy McCallin. Here’s a taster… A CAPACITY attendance of 40,000 has packed into St Tiernach’s Park for the 1970 Ulster Final. Antrim haven’t won the title for 19 years, but there’s high hopes this year. […]
Laverty hoping to channel spirit of 2009
ANTRIM skipper James Laverty sees no reason why they can’t summon the spirit of 2009 in Sunday’s Ulster Championship quarter-final against Donegal. The Cargin half-back, who is still suffering from the complications of slipping a disc in his back in January, is confident that the Saffrons can bring a level of competitiveness to proceedings that […]