Slaughtneil's fourteen county titles define modern Ulster club hurling
The Loughgiel side have secured the Father Collins Cup for more than a decade, while Loughgiel and Dunloy offer historical context to their provincial dominance.
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Edinburgh Castle Rockers secure first European T20 Premier League title in Malahide
Belfast Wolves fell short by seven wickets after Harry Manenti scored 16 not out as Tom Curran ended Tim Tector's innings on the final delivery
Jack Marley advances to European Boxing Championships quarter-finals after split decision win
The boxer defeated Aryan Panah Saed in Sofia and faces Chantelle Reid on Tuesday.
Zoe McGlynn makes the difference as Linfield Women beat Glentoran Women
Linfield Women beat Glentoran Women 3-2.
Sharon Horgan tackles midlife dating and the sandwich generation in new HBO Max series Youth
The actress returns to television with a drama focusing on women navigating career pressures, parental duties and relationships after divorce.
Luke Littler reaches last eight after dramatic decider against Nathan Aspinall
World champion Luke Littler defeated Nathan Aspinall 10-9 in a tense final leg to advance from the World Series of Darts Finals in Amsterdam.
Littler edges Aspinall to last eight at World Series of Darts Finals in Amsterdam
World champion Luke Littler secured a dramatic 12-dart break to advance past the Welshman and face Jonny Clayton in the quarter-finals.
McConnell, Moorehouse and O'Rourke advance to European Boxing Championships medal rounds
Three Northern Irish boxers secured progression while Shannon Sweeney was eliminated in her last-16 contest.
McCourt urges Glentoran to secure correct managerial appointment
Interim boss Paddy McCourt expressed cautious optimism after guiding the club to victory against Cliftonville, while noting his recent work alongside Tim McCann following Declan Devine's departure.
Thirty years of Japanese culture celebrated in Derry festival
The Japan Society in Northern Ireland hosted a family-friendly matsuri event featuring performances and workshops to mark the milestone.
Mary Timby's last-minute trip to Lisdoonvarna led to love and a viral video
A spontaneous flight to Ireland last year resulted in meeting her boyfriend at a matchmaking festival, where she now runs a business inviting others to the event.
Cliftonville extend summit lead to eight points as title race narrows
The Reds' triumph over Lisburn Rangers at Solitude brings them a step closer to the Women's Premiership crown, with Glentoran facing Linfield on Sunday.
McIlroy remains in contention as Rory McIlroy finishes five-under 67 at Wentworth
The Northern Irishman sits four strokes behind leader Ryan Gerard after a strong second round, with Tommy Fleetwood and Jon Rahm also failing to make the weekend cut.
The Boatyard Distillery secures £2m funding to expand output fivefold
Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald confirmed the capital injection will modernise facilities at Tully Bay Marina, aiming to increase annual output from 300,000 to over 1.6 million bottles while creating three new posts.
Isle of Man TT Senior race reinstated to Friday slot for 2027
The blue riband event will resume its traditional position as the final day of the meeting, following a return to form after being moved forward in recent years.
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons pledges £750,000 to support musical instrument purchases
The funding boost for The Musical Instruments Programme is set to benefit bands, choirs and individual musicians across Northern Ireland.
Brian Sorensen appointed assistant coach for Republic of Ireland Women's World Cup qualifiers
The former Everton manager will work alongside Carla Ward and Amber Whiteley ahead of the October fixtures against Kazakhstan.
Liz Kimmins sets start dates for roadworks on Belfast and Moneymore routes
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed the commencement of a £600,000 project to renew Tates Avenue in Belfast alongside separate upgrades on the A29 near Moneymore.
Ireland's boxing squad unbeaten as Gallagher advances past Slovakia
Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Jude Gallagher defeats Maksym Bocarov by unanimous decision, while Dean Clancy and three other Irish boxers also progress to the last 16.
Jemima Adams Verling to make senior Ireland debut in WXV opener against United States
Connacht back row player will start at blind-side flanker alongside captain Erin King as Dublin hosts the Americans this Sunday
Strathroy Road to close one-way for five weeks as Mountjoy and Gortin widening progresses
The Department has announced a continuous traffic restriction on the Strathroy Road from Shergrim Glen to Gortin, with alternative routes signed in place.
Derry prepares to welcome Other Voices for first time in over ten years
Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald highlighted the event's 25th anniversary and its status as a major cultural celebration returning to the city after a long absence.
Mayo and Kerry set for London exhibition clash at StoneX Stadium
The GAA Central Council has confirmed the All-Ireland finalists will meet in November, marking a repeat of their previous final encounter.
Culture Night returns to Belfast with events across the island
The festival, which resumed in 2025 after a two-year pause, features activities at historic sites including Tropical Ravine and Glen Road