THE Ladies teams of Tír Conaill Harps and Dunedin Connollys celebrated two great wins in the Scottish Junior Shield and the North of Britain Championship respectively.

DUNEDIN Connollys Intermediate Men were crowned Championship winners after a hard-fought victory over Tír Conaill Harps in Clydebank, bringing the trophy back to Edinburgh following a tense and cagey final.

THE showpiece final of the Scotland GAA season saw the country’s big two of Dunedin Connollys and Glasgow Gaels face off in the Scottish Senior Men’s Championship in Clydebank.

THERE’S 05:38 on the stop-clock: Mayo are three points down in the 2026 All-Ireland Final, nevertheless very much in the game. Unlike in the 1996 replay against Meath, they still have 15 men on the field. Back then star player Liam McHale was red-carded after just six minutes following a mass brawl. 14-man Mayo lost by just one point. At 07.24, Mayo get off the mark with a fisted score.

WHEN the ball is thrown in at 3.30pm this Sunday in Croke Park, it won’t just be the All-Ireland title on the line—it’ll be a referendum on the future of Gaelic football.

HAD Celtic’s late draw against St Mirren ended with a victory instead of a share of the spoils, the scenes would hardly have got even half-way towards the reaction to the last-gasp equaliser.

CELTIC fans got an early Christmas present with a cup final victory over their biggest rivals as they triumphed in the League Cup

The All-Britain Intermediate Camogie final saw Ceann Creige of Glasgow and Tara Camogie of London battle it out

IT WAS a mixture of delight and disappointment for Dunedin Connollys recently in their respective All-Britain matches.

AN EVENING throw-in under the floodlights in Clydebank was the setting for this year’s Northern Intermediate Championship Final

CEANN Creige Camogs added another piece of silverware to the club’s trophy cabinet recently after they defeated Liverpool Wolfetones

THERE were celebrations in the Dunedin Connollys and Glasgow Gaels camps recently