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Home » Breaking News » Annual post-lockdown derby for the ‘Bricks and Miltown Keelan Sexton of Kilmurry Ibrickane in action against Seanie Malone of Miltown during their senior football county final replay at Cusack Park. Photograph by John Kelly. Annual post-lockdown derby for the ‘Bricks and Miltown June 5, 2021 Half a loaf is considerably better than no bread as following the postponement of last year’s secondary adult club competitions, a condensed county league schedule is set to commence this bank holiday Monday. Four of the seven football leagues begin their campaigns on the f...

Men in the middle Without a referee, there can be no game. (Pic: Philip Fitzpatrick/Sportsfile) Reporter: ');  '); With news of a return to club activities, thoughts turn to the season ahead. In a special feature this week Michael McMullan looks at those who take up the whistle. Football referee Paddy Devlin and hurling whistler Micky Quigg talk about their experiences. So you think you can do better? Put your whistle where your mouth is. Those words struck a chord with Micky Quigg. As Derry GAA's Facebook post came calling for new referees, Quigg thought he could do better.

Man appears in court following serious road collision in Limerick Reporter: ');  '); A YOUNG man has been remanded in custody after he appeared in court to face charges in relation to a serious road collision earlier this week. Shane O'Donnell, 22, who has an address at Clarina Avenue, Ballinacurra Weston, Limerick is accused of dangerous driving causing serious bodily harm to another young man on Monday night. He is also accused of failing to provide assistance by failing to remain at the scene of the collision which occurred at 11.20pm at St Nessan's Road, Dooradoyle near the Crescent Sh...

Advertisement GAA Club Rankings SHARE 1. Naomh Conaill (1) With the Donegal SFC final yet to be played, Naomh Conaill are still the reigning holders of the Dr Maguire Cup, and remain the team to beat in the county. They made light work of their opponents on the way through to the County semi-final but were pushed all the way by St Eunan’s and needed a superb Ciaran Thompson winner to see of the Letterkenny men. Some of their more experienced players are pushing on in age now, but they have great depth, and Robbie McDonnell and Daniel Gildea, who played for the county minors against Tyrone, ...

However, thousands say they are planning to march, rather protest, on New Year's Day. A Facebook group titled "Mummers/New Year's Day Peaceful Protest Against Mayor Kenney" so far has more than 2,600 RSVPs, with more than 8,000 who say they are interested in attending. "Well, I think it's important to remember that the bulk of the Mummers and their organized groups made clear that they weren't going to march this year," said Mayor Jim Kenney during Tuesday's COVID-19 briefing. Kenney asked those that plan to protest to reconsider, but respects their right to. "We'll try to keep them safe. If ...