AUGHRIM Historical Society Aughrim & District Historical Society are presenting an informal introduction to family history and genealogy, presented by society secretary Andrea Kelly. The presentation ...

ANTRIM'S footballers have reiterated that their Ulster SFC quarter-final against Armagh will take place at Corrigan Park ... Davitt's GAC – a great club doing mighty work, especially down the Falls – ...

Ulster GAA had originally fixed Antrim's Ulster Championship opener for Pairc Esler, Newry, but with the Saffrons threatening ...

Armagh has a rich GAA history and the county’s senior footballers ... with their last triumph coming in 2008. The club football scene has become very competitive in recent years, following ...

Ulster GAA had ruled ... home of the St John’s club. Corrigan Park, which is not currently equipped with turnstiles for spectators, can accommodate 4,000 fans. Given Armagh’s massive support ...

Antrim footballer Patrick McBride says his county's Ulster Senior Football Championship quarter-final with Armagh will now be played "where it's meant to be" with the game set to be held at Corrigan ...

But a comprehensive win over All-Ireland champions Armagh in front of a full house at Austin Stack Park was somewhat blighted by an injury to Diarmuid O’Connor. The midfielder appeared to be in ...

Back in 2016, Armagh were relegated to Division Three, while Dublin were on the road to winning their second All-Ireland in a row, a title that they would not lose for another four years.

In GAA clubs, people are self-absorbed. It is not a fault. There is too much to do. Every crisis is local. Have we players? Have we a pitch? A first aid kit? Have we a chance? Global stuff is ...

ANTRIM insisted they "won't concede home advantage" after Ulster GAA snubbed Corrigan Park for their championship opener against Armagh. The provincial council announced on Thursday that the ...

“As a fan, he is a huge loss to the game and particularly to Armagh and their chances of retaining the All-Ireland.” To keep up to date with all the latest GAA news, sign-up to our GAA ...

It was very much a case of ‘fool me once, shame on you…’ from Kerry in this Division One non-event in Tralee as the Kingdom exacted ruthless revenge on Armagh for last July’s All-Ireland ...