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St Johnâs and Loughgiel could lose home advantage in 2027 Antrim SHC (opens the original)
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Loughgiel and champions St Johnâs are unlikely to be expelled from this yearâs Antrim SHC, The Irish News understands. A repeat of last yearâs county final saw Loughgiel turn the tables in a 0-30 to 3-14 group win, preserving their unbeaten status and seeing Shane McMahonâs charges advance straight to a semi-final along with Dunloy. The match - which was live streamed - was marred with violence however, leading to two separate investigations as trouble broke out both on field and in the
Jimmy Lacey: Up to all of Castleblayneyâs hurlers to stand up and be counted (opens the original)
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Castleblayney hurling manager Jimmy Lacey has hailed the leaders in his squad, but insists Sunday is the time for them to step up once again. Truagh are the opposition for the second year in succession in the Monaghan SHC final, a competition âBlayney have won eight titles in since Inniskeen claimed glory in 2016. Against Inniskeen in the final four, a magic 2-15 for Niall Arthur threatened to derail them, but Brian McGuigan stepped up with a crucial goal, with Leo Moloney another standout. At
JP Mone impressed with old rival Kevin Niblock as Clontibret eye up first home championship game (opens the original)
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Former Monaghan star JP Mone feels his club are in good hands under Kevin Niblock and Gavin McGilly, as Clontibret face into their first home championship affair of 2026. Down natives Paul McCartan and Neil Coulter departed the club after guiding the 17-time county champions to the 2024 SFC final and last seasonâs final four, where they were beaten by Scotstown on both occasions. Mone helped lead Clontibretâs minor crop of 2025 to the final of the St Paulâs Ulster Minor Tournament, where t
Portaferry lay down marker as Ballycran and Ballygalget pick up wins on the road in Down SHC (opens the original)
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A rampant Portaferry laid down a marker in the opening round of the Morgan Fuels Down Senior Hurling Championship tonight, as Carryduff were beaten by 30 points. The champions made use of home advantage, with Finn Turpin, Tom McGrattan, Daithi Sands in a strong starting line-up, as was Cathal Coleman, who struck 1-8 in last yearâs 11-point county final win. Carryduff, under the stewardship of Michael Ennis, had an improved second half display, having managed just 0-4 in the opening half an hou
Limerickâs âwell-oiled machineâ could mark a cruel full-circle moment for Shane OâDonnell (opens the original)
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Limerick havenât really switched off since Dublin shook the hurling world to its core in last yearâs All-Ireland quarter-final. One canât help but feel John Kiely is not defined by his seemingly everlasting aura of level headedness, one which he displays in almost any press conference, in victory or in defeat. The defeats have been few and far between in 2026, an early league defeat to Waterford now a distant memory with both the Division 1A and Munster titles in the bag. Behind closed doo
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