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Cliftonville dish out the medals
Cliftonville brought the curtain down on a memorable season with a gala dinner on Saturday night – and have just a fortnight to wait before things kick off all over again.
Joey Barton learns fast in Belfast
On Joey Barton's own official website he describes himself as a "footballer, ex-con, ranting anti-celebrity, 'football's philosopher king', loving dad and thug all rolled into one."
Sierra Leone's World Cup bid in hands of Lisburn coach
If you watched it in a movie, you would say that the script was too far fetched but the extraordinary story of Johnny McKinstry is true.
Minister refusing to be moved on Windsor plan
Sports Minister Caral Ni Chuilin has outlined her determination to ensure "a huge opportunity" is not lost despite new developments placing the planned £25 million refurbishment of Windsor Park in jeopardy.
Irish League should do more to help transform Northern Ireland's fortunes, says Michael O'Neill
Michael O'Neill does not want to annoy anyone or be disrespectful to the level of football in which, as a teenager, he started making waves as a gifted Coleraine player, but he does feel the Irish League could help the national team more.
Cameron's new goal is to make senior debut
The accent is deceiving, but the surname provides a massive clue.
Lowry's Linfield snub delights Kearney
Stephen Lowry has extended his contract at Coleraine just a matter of days after it looked like he was on his way to Linfield.
Rummenigge backs league break from IFA
Irish League chiefs will have one of the world's biggest clubs and one of the most powerful men in European football on their side as the attempt to breathe new life into the game in Northern Ireland.
Barry McNamee will boost Derry City's return to form
Derry City are determined to complete what has been a good week off the pitch for the club with a win on it at Drogheda United.
Linfield are closing in on capture of Stephen Lowry
Linfield's summer transfer business is set to continue with the imminent arrival of Coleraine midfielder Stephen Lowry.
Derek Brooks gave loyal service to Linfield
Irish League football and Linfield in particular will be mourning the death of Derek Brooks, who sadly passed away earlier this week.
Noel Mitchell's planning a Linfield double
Noel Mitchell knows a thing or two about beating Linfield in a big game and now the Mid-Ulster Ladies manager is hoping to turn the clock back 20 years.
Sports Minister vows to fight for Windsor Park
Sports Minister Caral Ni Chuilin has vowed to fight for the future of the new £25m Windsor Park with a judicial review threatening to disrupt the completion of the stadium.
Warrenpoint Town's rise to Premiership football is almost too good to be true
If Ballinamallard United's promotion was a fairy tale, then Warrenpoint Town's rise to Premiership football is almost too good to be true.
Pat McAllister set for crunch talks at Donegal Celtic
Donegal Celtic boss Pat McAllister will meet with the club's board this week to determine whether or not he will take on the challenge of returning the west Belfast club to the Premiership.
Nigel Worthington warns of barren times ahead as Northern Ireland struggle for young talent
Former Northern Ireland manager Nigel Worthington has warned that times could be about to get even harder for his beloved country as the production line of top-class players begins to dry up.
I came so close to quitting Linfield, says David Jeffrey
Linfield manager David Jeffrey has opened his heart about the most ‘difficult, demanding and horrible season’ he has experienced since taking charge of the club.
Waterworth joins Linfield and more will move home
The re-building job has begun at Linfield and will continue throughout the summer following the announcement that Irish Cup final hero Andy Waterworth has left Glentoran to move to Windsor Park on a two-year deal.
Linfield legend Murphy signs for Glenavon
William Murphy has decided to prolong his glittering Irish League career at Glenavon.
Parr ready to cut Donegal Celtic down and clinch promotion
Jonathan Parr could have brought a deck chair and sat in the evening sun to watch his Warrenpoint Town colleagues embarrass Premiership side Donegal Celtic in Tuesday’s first-leg promotion play-off.
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Australia have picked James O'Connor at fly-half for Saturday's opening Test against the British and Irish Lions at Suncorp Stadium with Kurtley Beale included on the bench.
Howley: Best to come from North new
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O'Connor to start for Australia new
Australia have picked James O'Connor at fly-half for Saturday's opening Test against the British and Irish Lions at Suncorp Stadium with Kurtley Beale included on the bench.
Di Canio signs Swede Karlsson new
Sunderland boss Paolo Di Canio has landed teenage Swedish winger David Moberg Karlsson.
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