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Another dramatic day of developments is expected

Report submitted by Worcestershire County League For the third straight week the recent heavy rain and wet conditions played a huge part in reducing the amount of matches being played across all divisions. In the top five divisions just thirteen of the scheduled thirty matches (43%) produced positive results. In the Premier Division leaders Stourbridge had Captain Josh Banks (59*) to thank as his undefeated second innings half century led his side to what in the end proved to be a comforta...

LIVE: Saturday Match Tracker Sean Mac Cumhaills GAA Club ahead of the meeting between Donegal and Monaghan The league fixtures keep coming thick and fast, with no fewer than 13 games taking place today between football and hurling. In football, theres a full programme of matches in Division One North, where Donegal entertain Monaghan and Armagh host Tyrone. Westmeath have home advantage against Mayo in Division Two North and Cork travel to Laois in Division Two South, while all eight Division T...

Louth Ladies learn their fate as Intermediate Championship draw announced Reporter: Patrick.flaherty@iconicnews.ie The Louth Ladies will once again compete in the Intermediate championship, with their destiny revealed following last nights draw );  ); The Louth ladies footballers learnt their championship destinies last night as the draw for the 2021 TG4 Intermediate Football championship was made live on the LGFA’s social media channels. 13 counties will compete for the Mary Quinn Memoria...

Richard Dixie Hale made a total of 113 appearances for Watford A member of the Watford squad that made history by reaching the second tier of the English game for the first time has died, aged 85. Richard ‘Dixie’ Hale was part of Ken Furphy’s side that won the Division Three title in 1969 to achieve promotion to previously unscaled heights following the clubs foundation in 1881. Described in the late Trefor Jones’ The Watford Football Club Illustrated Who’s Who as “an excepti...

Report submitted by Worcestershire County League Following the first two weeks of bright sunshine and warm conditions some localised heavy overnight downpours and unpredictable squally showers throughout the day meant that week three was the first week to be influenced by the change in weather pattern and temperatures. Dan Wale (7-21) ensured he made the most of the helpful bowling conditions as he helped Stourbridge take full advantage of last week’s leaders Stourport’s misfortune of h...

Red Hand Podcast Red Hand Podcast SHARE Great news this week with fixtures for clubs announced. We feature Division Three club Drumragh, the beaten championship finalsits from 2020 are gearing up for a new year. Plus we have an exclusive interview with Tyrone ladies manager Kevin Mc Crystal as the team return to training. Receive quality journalism wherever you are, on any device. Keep up to date from the comfort of your own home with a digital subscription. Any time | Any place | Any...

In the Premier Division five teams recorded opening day victories.  Astwood Bank occupy top spot after the beating Pershore at Sambourne Lane. Captain Tom Underhill (71) helped the Bank overhaul the visitors first innings total for the loss of just five wickets to gain a maximum-points win and top spot. Meanwhile Ryan Derrick’s (6-23) second innings return ensured Stourport kept up with the pace as he helped the visitors dismiss Redditch cheaply in the second innings at Bromsgrove Roa...

Clare Camogie Captain Clare Hehir Hehir Hoping For Positive 2021 For Clare Camogie April 15, 2021 Fixture details have been announced for the Clare senior and junior camogie squads 2021 Littlewoods National League campaigns. Ger O’Connell’s charges have been grouped with neighbours Galway and Limerick in Group One of Division One, and begin their campaign with a trip to take on the Tribeswomen on Saturday May 15. Clare will have home advantage a week later against Limerick, before a bye in...

Ulster Herald Advertisement Posted: 10:29 pm April 13, 2021 SHARE By Niall Gartland THE TYRONE CCC is requesting that clubs provide feedback on the scheduling of games in the the upcoming season. In a letter addressed to clubs, Tyrone CCC chairman Martin Sludden and secretary Michelle Cox confirmed that the intention is to play all outstanding fixtures from the 2020 season as soon as possible. Advertisement They also said the desire is to play the Junior league as soon as those outstan...