A protest march has been organised by south Antrim GAA this Saturday morning. Planned to coincide with the day of the Antrim-Armagh Ulster championship match in Corrigan Park, it is an attempt to ...

Antrim is steeped in GAA history, with both Gaelic football and hurling popular in the Glens. On an inter-county level, hurling has been the most successful code for the Saffrons as they compete ...

Several thousand people have taken part in a rally in west Belfast calling for an end to the delay in redeveloping the now derelict Casement Park, the home of Antrim GAA. The protest was organised ...

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Antrim held firm after Ulster GAA announced the game had been fixed for Pairc Esler in Newry, calling the provincial body’s bluff to ensure they got to enjoy home advantage – now the challenge ...

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After a hard-fought battle against bureaucracy, politics, logistics and admin, Antrim will host Armagh on Saturday at Corrigan Park as was originally planned. The Ulster Council had stated that ...

The GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association) ground has been lying derelict for more than a decade. The protest was organised by South Antrim GAA, ahead of the Ulster Championship match between Antrim ...

It was also a day tinged with sadness in Antrim GAA circles as the funeral of Fionnuala Walsh, sister of Antrim hurler Gerard, took place a stone’s throw from the venue at the same time and ...

A superb goal from substitute Aoibhinn Monaghan saw Antrim claim the Lidl National Football League Division 4 title with a 2-07 to 0-11 victory over fellow Ulster side Fermanagh. Down by two ...

It was never going to be staged at Páirc Esler as far as the Antrim footballers were concerned ... A defiant and principled stance against the Ulster GAA’s decision to take the fixture to ...

Addressing the subsequent rally at Casement, Kevin Gamble, chairman of South Antrim GAA, told Mr Lyons and Mr Benn to end the delays. “Our hearts are filled with pride and hope to see so many of ...