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IN THE ARCHIVES: Meath win All-Ireland while Carmen and Errigal play out a draw - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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KILCOO rubberstamped their status as the leading force in Down with a convincing victory over Clonduff in Newry for their 14th ever Senior Championship title. Loughgiel Shamrocks won the Antrim Senior Hurling Championship with a 1-15 to 1-12 victory over Cushendall, captained by Paul Gillan and DD Quinn. The Sleacht Néill footballers had a semi-final win over Ballinderry as they continued their march to the three in-a-row. They took command in the opening 10 minutes and won outright by 2-9 to 0-
O'Reilly and Crossmaglen chasing historic double - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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CHAMPIONSHIP medals are the only currency worth chatting about in Crossmaglen and for Christina O’Reilly and her clubmates, they’ll hope to have two in the bag over the next couple of weeks. Like last year, the Rangers have reached the senior finals in both the Camogie and Ladies Football competition. In 2025, they only came home with one trophy, but history will be made if they can collect the two this year. The ladies take on Shane O’Neill’s this Saturday afternoon before the Camogs face off a
O'Connor delighted with Blayney's progress - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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REACHING the knockout stage of the Senior Championship is a sign of progress for Castleblayney, acknowledges their manager Paul O’Connor, ahead of their date with Inniskeen in the quarter-finals this weekend. ‘Blayney, who gained promotion to the top tier last season by winning the Division Two league, finished second in their group, just behind Clontibret. O’Connor, who led the Monaghan U20s to the Ulster Championship final earlier this year, has been pleased with how his side has performed dur
FEATURE: The story of St Paul's Holywood - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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LIKE many of the best things in life, it all started with a dream. North Down may not be regarded as a traditional GAA heartland, but that did little to deter a small group of enthusiasts who set about bringing St Paul’s Holywood into existence in 1979. Under the direction of Donal Graham (Bangor) and Eamonn McElroy (Holywood), a single North Down club evolved, with Newtownards providing the other branch of the fledgling club. It hasn’t been a storybook rags-to-riches story, but that isn’t reall
Down LGFA breaking new ground with all-ladies streaming service - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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DOWN LGFA have launched the first all-ladies streaming platform, ‘DOWN LADIES TV’ and are already up and running with a series of games already available on demand. Most counties now have their own streaming platforms, while the likes of Clubber and Stream Sport have done amazing work at club level through a range of different counties. But Down are the first to provide a streaming service for LGFA games, and Down LGFA PRO Ryan O’Gorman, the man behind the venture, has been delighted with how th
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