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Glentoran are back on top of the Danske Bank Women’s Premiership after taking advantage of Cliftonville being held at home by  Linfield

#DanskeWomensPrem: Cliftonville remain well-placed for title #DanskeWomensPrem: Cliftonville remain well-placed for title Title-chasing Cliftonville came through 3-1 at third-placed Crusaders Strikers in the Danske Bank Women’s Premiership. Cliftonville remain still just one point off the top with two games in hand, following the midweek matches. Kirsty McGuinness opened the scoring for John McGrady’s side and while Amy McGivern equalised for the hosts at half-time, Northern Ireland internationals Marissa Callaghan and Toni-Leigh Finnegan each netted in the second half to secure the point...

#DanskeWomensPrem: Cliftonville win 4-2 after going two goals behind #DanskeWomensPrem: Cliftonville win 4-2 after going two goals behind Caitlin McGuinness equalised for Cliftonville. Cliftonville extended their lead at the top of the Danske Bank Women’s Premiership to five points after a remarkable comeback victory over reigning champions Glentoran. Wednesday 19 May results: Sion Swifts 2-2 Crusaders Strikers Striker Kerry Beattie continued her fine goalscoring form with a sixth minute opener for the Glens before Casey Howe doubled the visitors lead four minutes later. However, the leagu...

LISBELLAW Primary School officially opened its new and improved lower playground on Friday, April 30 with a special appearance from a local sporting hero. Thanks to funding from the Department of Education, the school was able to enhance its lower playground, which now includes a summer house, water wall, mud kitchen, bug hotel, picnic table, scooter track, quiet area, construction area, creative area and even a mechanic’s garage. Northern Ireland Ladies Football Player, Casey Howe, officially cut the ribbon to open the new playground. She later paid a brief visit to each class and an...

Advertisement Ready, set, Howe SHARE   Howe was named in a 23-player squad to take on the Lionesses in a behind closed door friendly at St George’s Park and the Maguiresbridge native admits she was absolutely delighted to hear that she had made the cut,   “It’s something I’m very honoured and proud of as it shows my hard work both on and off the pitch and in the gym is paying off. Representing your country is not something everyone gets to experience ,so I’m very proud that I have achieved that and I hope for many more call ups.”