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By Ian Cooney Ollie Lennon will be the new manager of the Roscommon Intermediate Ladies’ Football Team. The Kilbride manager, who has guided the club to the…

The football community rallied round when Dundee United player Doug Wilkie was left wheelchair-bound following the Invergowrie rail tragedy.

TRYING to decipher a form guide in Division Three of the Allianz Football League is often a brilliant exercise in futility. Usually there appears to be a pattern when there actually is none. Dots join up and then they don’t. For example, look at the two results so far for Clare, Sligo’s opponents this Sunday […]

HAWORTH could face a title decider at home to Bingley Congs on Saturday, September 11 in Division One of the Craven League after thumping Ingrow.

The indefatigable trio of Baldev Chager, Karan Patel and Carl "Flash" Tundo are among the Premier Class drivers gearing up for the fifth round of the KCB Kenya National Rally Championship (KNRC) slated for Sunday, August 29.

A three-time All-Ireland winner with Tyrone, McMenamin’s reign has been hugely impacted by the Covid-19 crisis.

The Impartial Reporter understands that Ryan McMenamin has stepped down as Fermanagh manager after two years in charge.

Sunday sees the Louth Ladies go into what is quite possible their biggest game since the All-Ireland Junior final in 2019. They travel to Kinnegad (Throw in 2PM...

David Wilson-Turner from Hansons with the Trevor Cherry shirt THE shirt of a late Bradford City legend is going up for auction, thought to be worn in the match which saw football’s most famous fight. The shirt belonged to Trevor Cherry, who died last year aged 72, and is believed to be from a 1975 game he scored in between Leeds United and Derby County. Cherry was on the losing side that day but the match is best remembered for the fight between the late, great, Norman Hunter and Franny...

Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy is joining in the calls to allow more spectators at GAA games. This afternoon, two hundred spectators will be in Semple Stadium to watch Waterford and Clare in the Munster senior hurling championship. 2,400 fans were in Croke Park to watch Derry and Offaly’s Division Three football final last week, which […]