Lisnagarvey were crowned Kirk Cup champions for a fourth consecutive season as they beat Cookstown at Shaw’s Bridge.

Linfield manager David Healy has offered an insight into the emotional anguish he and his squad suffered following the sad ...

If there is one thing that every coach in whatever their particular sport desires, it is that what happens on the training ...

BAM, the contractor behind the National Children’s ­Hospital in Dublin, was jointly awarded the £671m contract for a new ...

Police have shot a dog – described by a local councillor as an “XL bully type dog” – after it injured two people in ...

Bangor could be celebrating the Championship title and a return to the Premiership this weekend, however manager Lee Feeney ...

Former Cliftonville manager Paddy McLaughlin is not surprised the Reds are opening the door to potential investors, however ...

An Ulster Unionist MLA has slammed comments made by GAA President Jarlath Burns about the A5 being a “GAA road” as making ...

Portadown College got off to a strong start at the Kate Russell All-Ireland Schoolgirls Championships as they finished the ...

Irish FA director of women’s football Angela Platt believes Northern Ireland will be huge winners when the United Kingdom ...

After three decades, veteran broadcaster Angie Phillips has fronted her final weather forecast. The popular presenter’s last ...

A fresh row has broken out over Irish language signs at Belfast’s main train station with the Deputy First Minister claiming ...