GAELIC Life hurling columnist John Martin believes that last weekend’s Ulster Senior Hurling Championship final could be the last one ever played.
Fionnuala Carr – Play the game that suits your team!
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The three teams that set up overly defensive systems in the championship ended up getting beaten.
Ulster says yes to Tyrone
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Seven Ulster men were asked who would lift the Anglo-Celt, and all but one pipped for Tyrone to overcome Donegal: Chris Kerr (Antrim) Tyrone are the team to beat. I just think that they way that they have been playing, they have brought their game to another level. I can see them winning by two […]
Jordan: Tyrone need an Ulster title
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THREE-time All-Ireland winner Philip Jordan insists Tyrone have little chance of challenging for another Sam Maguire until they win an Ulster title.
Tyrone and Cavan name unchanged sides
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IT’S as you were as Mickey Harte and Terry Hyland name unchanged line-ups for Sunday’s Ulster Championship semi-final clash between Tyrone and Cavan.
O’Rourke sticks with tried and trusted
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MALACHY O’Rourke has named a familiar looking line-up for Monaghan’s Ulster Championship quarter-final against Down on Sunday. Monaghan’s starting team features no debutants as they begin their championship defence, but there are a number of changes from their last competitive outing, a one-point win against Donegal in April that salvaged their Division One status. Vinny […]
Finnian Moriarty: This is the Ulster Championship
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IT’S impossible to settle. For League games, the knee doesn’t pulse up and down like this.
Forker points to Armagh’s attacking depth
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ARMAGH vice-captain Aidan Forker believes that the Orchard attack is strong enough to deal with their heavy absentee list.
Injured Brennan unlikely to see action against Derry
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RORY Brennan is unlikely to play any part in Tyrone’s Ulster Championship clash against Derry on Sunday due to a hamstring injury.
Lack of live coverage annoys Cunningham and Donnelly
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PADDY Cunningham and Kieran Donnelly have expressed that the Ulster Championship opener between Antrim and Fermanagh won’t be televised live









