Football

Derry manager Rory Gallagher has confirmed he expects to have Enda Lynn and Michael McEvoy back for the Ulster Championship meeting with Armagh on May 16th.

Harry Gregg will be remembered with great affection at Tobermore United Football Club where he often turned up for matches at Fortwilliam Park.

Larne’s fine league form continued against Dungannon Swifts as they claimed a fourth straight win.

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Cliftonville boss Paddy McLaughlin is wary of Dungannon Swifts’ increased threat thanks to January joy on and off the field.

Ulster Under 20 Championship: Derry v Fermanagh (Saturday, Celtic Park, 2pm)

Dungannon Swifts’ Irish Cup experience has already, in a single tie, provided one of the highlights of a season full of frustration.

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Glentoran’s January transfer window joy has continued with confirmation of a deal to bring in long-term target Seanan Clucas.

Rory Gallagher has warned his Derry players they must develop a new culture in order to be successful in the modern county game.

Cookstown native, Aaron Hughes who has played 112 times for Northern Ireland has been honoured in the Queen's New Year's Honours list with an MBE.

Linfield manager David Healy will be hoping his side can bounce back immediately from their 3-0 Boxing Day defeat to Glentoran when they travel to Coleraine today (3pm).

In desperate need of a turning point, Dungannon Swifts face a fixture against Crusaders which, albeit in a negative way, proved so significant back in August.

It is a reality of football’s transfer market that those with the greatest need often must operate within the greatest limitations.

Derry senior football manager Rory Gallagher was recently on hand to officially launch a new partnership between JKC BMW Coleraine and Derry GAA.