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Published 16:27 20 Jun 2015 BST
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It was an important win, not only for Antrim, but also for the championship as a whole, which so far has lacked any real suspense as the favourites dominate.
The other underdogs weren't as successful today though, with Cavan hammering London by 2-22 to 0-11 while Offaly saw off Waterford by 1-20 to 1-7.
Hopefully the other weaker counties channel Antrim's spirit in the next round of qualifiers next weekend. Are the Saffrons worth a sneaky 50 cent bet to win it all at 2000/1?Irish AFL star’s dad tackled by security after pitch invasion
Brilliant scenes! Conor McKenna won another AFL title with the Brisbane Lions yesterday, after they defeated Freemantle, 96-89. It was their third title in a row, and the Tyrone man – who also won an All-Ireland SFC title in 2021 – had a big part to play, scoring a well-taken goal when his team were […]
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Inside the Palestinian town where children are finding an escape through GAA
Gaelic Football in Qabatiya: Notes from a Protective Presence Volunteer by Matthew Mulcahey Located just six kilometres southwest of the historic city of Jenin, stands Qabatiya, a modesttown of approximately 30,000 people. According to the Oslo Accords, this town lies under Palestinian control, not Israeli. Despite this, the town has faced constant harassment and attacks […]
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When we can expect Kobe McDonald back playing GAA in Mayo
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