MATTHEW Fitzpatrick has been named in the Antrim starting 15 for Sunday’s Ulster Championship quarter-final with Donegal in Ballybofey.
Kevin Cassidy: Saffrons will be lucky to make half-time
May 18, 2017
GAELIC Life columnist Kevin Cassidy believes that Donegal will need just a half to see off the challenge of Antrim this weekend.
Lacey: Donegal changing room is a ‘quieter place’
May 18, 2017
KARL Lacey says the changing room is a much “quieter place” without the presence of some of his former colleagues with whom he shared some of Donegal’s greatest days. Change is afoot following the recent retirements of Christy Toye, Eamon McGee, Colm McFadden and Rory Kavanagh, while a rake of others have left the panel […]
Kerr: Antrim are a unified force
May 12, 2017
IN an extended interview in this week’s Gaelic Life, Antrim goalkeeper Chris Kerr says his colleagues are a unified force ahead of their Ulster Championship clash against Donegal on May 21. The Saffrons hit the headlines recently when the management and players came together to publically berate the county board for, what they felt, was […]
Brady cautious about CPA ‘tiered’ championship proposal
May 3, 2017
FORMER Antrim star Kevin Brady has cautiously welcomed the idea of a possible All-Ireland Intermediate Football Championship,
Antrim players slam their own county board
April 25, 2017
THE Antrim football squad has issued an extraordinary letter to their own county board criticising their actions in Matthew Fitzpatrick’s suspension.
John Martin: Death knell for Ulster Championship
April 20, 2017
GAELIC Life hurling columnist John Martin believes that last weekend’s Ulster Senior Hurling Championship final could be the last one ever played.
John Martin: Antrim must discover ruthless streak
March 30, 2017
GAELIC Life hurling columnist John Martin has said that Antrim must quickly find their ruthless streak if they are to secure a return to Division One
John Martin: Cuala’s win may not provide expected bump
March 23, 2017
CUALA’S history-making All-Ireland final win against Ballyea is no guarantee that hurling is set for a significant boost in Dublin.
John Martin: Rules work against Ulster sides
February 10, 2017
GAELIC Life hurling columnist John Martin has hit out at the GAA residency rule as he believes it is weighted against Ulster sides.