By Niall Gartland THE Éire Ógs are making massive strides on the camogie front and they are just 60 minutes away from back-to-back provincial titles. They claimed their first ever Bridie McMenamin title last season and they’ve already shown they’re more than capable of competing at a higher grade, qualifying for Saturday’s Ulster Junior ‘B’ […]
By Michael McMullan DUNGIVEN’S journey to Saturday’s Ulster Junior ‘A’ Championship showdown with Brídíní Óga has been a long one on two fronts. With the Bann crossing closed in Kilrea for roadworks, they’ll have to find an alternative route to Portglenone this weekend. That is the story about their extra miles off the pitch. In side […]
By Daire Walsh WHILE their initial involvement with the programme has reached a conclusion, Shauna Corbett has said County Down club Tullylish are using their recent experience as part of the LGFA TALK Project as a starting point. Originally launched by the association back in 2020, the LGFA TALK Project is a six-week club-based initiative […]
By Michael McMullan MONEYGLASS face Ulster champions Clann Éireann on Sunday aiming to break their semi-final hoodoo against the Armagh side. They left themselves too much to do last season in a one-goal defeat having lost at the same stage in 2023. Moneyglass backed up a fifth successive Antrim title this season with a 5-10 […]
By Shaun Casey STEELSTOWN know what winning in Ulster feels like and what it means. As recently as 2023, they were crowned Ulster Intermediate champions but the task this year for Thomas Cusack and his charges is a steep one. They’re now stepping up to senior level, where they want to compete and really show […]
THERE is another weekend of championship action in Armagh. Here the fixtures… ARMAGH SENIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINALS MIDDLETOWN V CRAOBH RUA Advertisement Saturday, BOX-IT Athletic Grounds, 2pm CRAOBH Rua pushed Middletown all the way at the same stage of the competition last year but getting one over the reigning champions is another thing. Middletown are […]
ULSTER players Dearbhla Magee and Roísín McCormick have been selected in the 2025 PwC Camogie Soaring Stars awards. The Soaring Stars recognise the outstanding players from this year’s Intermediate and Premier Junior Championships, following another thrilling season that showcased the depth of talent across the counties. Intermediate champions Offaly are strongly represented with six players […]
FORMER Down camogie player Niamh Mallon has been shortlisted for a PwC Camogie All-Star. She is one of 10 Galway players among a list of 36 players across six counties. Mallon was selected on last year’s team, a first for an Ulster player since Derry’s Gráinne McGoldrick in 2009. Down’s Máirín McAleenan made the initial […]
By Michael McMullan DERRY have appointed Micky Henry as their new camogie manager. He takes over from Eamonn Melaugh who stepped down after one year at the helm. Henry, who managed Glen this season, was part of PJ O’Mullan’s management team when he was Derry manager. Micky Quigg joins the management team as coach. Frank […]
LAUREN McConville and Caroline O’Hanlon have been shortlisted for the 2025 TG4 All-Star Awards. ALL-Ireland Senior Champions Dublin lead the way on the list of 45 nominations. Runners-up Meath have ten players nominated, Lidl National League Division 1 Champions Kerry are next in line with seven, while Galway have six players nominated. There are three […]
