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Linfield boss Jeffrey already wants his title back
David Jeffrey has sounded an early warning to Cliftonville that Linfield want their title back.
Lisburn Distillery down but far from out
Lisburn Distillery chairman Jim Greer has insisted that the famous old Irish League club will not die after being relegated from the Premier Division.
McCann's ambitious five-year plan for Lisburn Distillery ditched at the end of calamitous first season
Former Cliftonville and Glentoran hero Tim McCann says he wanted to stay FIVE years as manager of Lisburn Distillery and build something special at the club.
Lisburn Distillery bow to the inevitable
Lisburn Distillery sacked manager Tim McCann at the end of a black night for the Whites as they were relegated after 10 seasons in the Premiership.
Donegal Celtic edge past Dungannon Swifts but play-off awaits
Donegal Celtic will go into the promotion/relegation play-off series after securing a nervous victory over Dungannon Swifts at Celtic Park on Tuesday night.
McBride leads Crusaders to comfortable victory
Crusaders showed that there is still some sentiment in football by making Stephen McBride, who was having his 400th outing for the club, skipper for the night against Ballinamallard.
Murray wraps up Portadown's derby feast
Portadown won this end-of-season Mid-Ulster derby at a canter.
Allen keeps Linfield waiting for third
Dethroned champions Linfield all but secured third place in the Dankse Bank Premiership with a point at The Showgrounds.
Glentoran win cup final dress rehearsal but Cliftonville not bothered
Glentoran took full advantage of a partied-out Cliftonville as they claimed a 3-0 win over the newly crowned champions.
In Pictures: Northern Ireland junior football weekend round-up
In this week's The Park...Portaferry grab a very late victory, Ards move closer to sealing promotion, Valley hit ground running in new league
Skipper keeping Cliftonville on course
George McMullan has admitted he will swept away on an emotional tide if Cliftonville can get across the finishing line in the title race today.
In Pictures: Rangers 2 Linfield 0
Rangers repaid Linfield for helping out in their hour of need by handing them a narrow friendly defeat at Ibrox last night.
Linfield will aim to wreck title party, warns Breslin
Cliftonville are planning a title-winning party at Solitude on Saturday – but not everyone sees it that way.
Treble on for Cliftonville
Some tough tacking on the pitch, some tough talking after the game but, in the end, it was simply tough luck on Crusaders.
Mum's words of wisdom ring in Kane's ear as he claims Glens winner
Marcus Kane broke the club's dressing room code to send a text message to his mother before heading Glentoran into their first Irish Cup final in seven years.
Grandfather's winner's medal spur for Glentoran ace Waterworth
Football is a team game and players rise and fall together but sometimes there are very personal goals along the road to Irish Cup glory.
Clarke closer than ever to that big win
Richard Clarke's impressive goal return is the evidence he is enjoying the best season of his career.
Portadown let everyone down this year: Redman
Ross Redman says the time has come for Portadown players to stop letting the fans down this season.
O'Hara out to end Portadown's long wait
Anyone at Windsor Park today looking for a player with real Irish Cup pedigree look no further than Keith O'Hara.
Cliftonville on brink of title after win over Crusaders
It was the day Cliftonville fans finally dared to say it.
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Wilkinson: Win better than World Cup new
Jonny Wilkinson described winning the Heineken Cup with Toulon as a bigger achievement than his Rugby World Cup triumph with England 10 years ago.
Clichy signs new City deal
Gael Clichy has signed a new four-year deal at Manchester City.
Doyle downs hat-trick in Carlow success
Substitute Craig Doyle came off the bench to fire in a spectacular hat-trick as Carlow powered to a 4-17 to 2-13 victory over London in the Leinster SHC at Dr Cullen Park.
Jones to pay for damaging Whelan's car
Stoke striker Kenwyne Jones has apologised to team-mate Glenn Whelan after smashing his car windscreen in a mistaken act of retribution for a training-ground prank which went wrong.
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