FOUR familiar faces in GAA circles, two well-known boxing men, and advocates for badminton, mountaineering, and soccer ...

Roscommon’s return to Division Two ended in defeat as the home side were left to rue squandered opportunities. Finbar Egan, enjoying his first competitive game in charge of Roscommon, saw his side ...

ANTRIM’S ‘Corrigan or Nowhere’ threat has had little impact on the Ulster Council who insist that their Ulster Championship ...

It seems likely that Ulster GAA will try to move the game to either Pairc Esler in Newry or Derry's Celtic Park, with ...

This is the fascinating story of Jude McAtamney. From a talented footballing family in Swatragh, Co Derry, Jude played for inter-county U20 for three years- destined for senior football.

Police investigating robberies in the Mid Ulster area have charged a 32-year-old man to court. The man has been charged with three counts of robbery, taking conveyance without authority ...

REGISTRATION is now open for young volunteers, aged 14-24 years old, to sign up for the Joint Award Initiative with Ulster GAA through their GAA clubs. The Joint Award Initiative is a partnership ...

Alongside their sponsor Danske Bank, Ulster Schools recognise the achievements of a footballer ... Month is Ethan Byrne from St Catherines Vocational School. The Killybegs GAA player was in impressive ...

Jonny Bell has left his role as Ulster's defence coach by mutual consent to "prepare for a new career opportunity outside of rugby". His departure brings to an end a 30-year association with ...

A former County Camogie player, in December 2024 Maureen became the first woman to be Chair of Down GAA having previously served as Vice Chair. She has held a prominent role in the Down and Ulster GAA ...

The GAA President’s Awards (Gradaim an Uachtaráin 2024) will be broadcast this Friday night live on TG4 at 7.30pm From Currin Sons of St Patrick, the oldest club in Monaghan and second oldest club in ...

They’ll suss out the dangerous players to look for. On top of that, there won’t be many trade secrets. In an Ulster derby, there are very few rabbits pulled out of any hats. “We need to look at ...