I was due a goal and there’s no time like a derby, says Glenavon hero Jack Malone
Jack Malone had waited a long time to celebrate a win at Mourneview Park. He’d waited even longer to celebrate a goal.
Title race is wide open as Ballymena and Swifts show the form of champions
Incredible scenes — hands up if you thought Ballymena United would be top of the Premiership in October and Dungannon Swifts ...
Paul Stirling hails Ross Adair as Ireland seek some positives after a difficult year
Win or lose the final one-day international against South Africa at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium on Monday, Ireland will look ...
The party of ‘we ourselves’ now owes answers to all of us in NI
The name of Sinn Fein, taking its literal translation, means ‘we ourselves’. That might have stood up to scrutiny had it ...
Jordan Stewart eager to stay on Crusaders goal trail after opening his account
Scoring his first goal in a Crusaders shirt was great and the fact that it was the winning strike at Seaview on Saturday was ...
Loughgall can find groove again, says Dean Smith after sinking to the bottom
Long after the final whistle, Loughgall manager Dean Smith looked across the Warden Street Showgrounds and he could have been ...
Dan Harper rues bad luck as bid to make Intercontinental GT title history ends
Component failure ended Dan Harper’s dream of becoming the first driver from the UK or Ireland to get their hands on the ...
Just spooktacular... Halloween events in NI that will produce plenty of scares
With spooky season coming up, there is a wide range of Halloween events across Northern Ireland for all the family to get ...
How to stay on top of expenses claims at work
Putting in claims for work-related expenses is a necessary chore for many employees – but new research reveals that the ...
John Herron will fall back in love with the game at Ballymena, insists Jim Ervin
Ballymena United boss Jim Ervin says the club will do all they can to help John Herron enjoy his football again after handing him his Premiership debut for the Sky Blues.
Gray departs as City slide to latest loss of dismal start to the season
Barry Gray’s tenure as manager of Newry City has ended after just 10 months. The County Down club parted company with the experienced boss yesterday following a 4-1 home loss to Ards on Friday night.
Reds serve up six of the best to clinch the crown on night to remember
Cliftonville Ladies are the Champions — and not only have they won the League, they have won it in style.