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By: Patrick Van Dort
Northern Ireland Football League chief executive Gerard Lawlor stands confident Crusaders’ transfer embargo is not “a major issue” – highlighting the importance “to the find out the full facts” following a reaction to the anticipated temporary restriction which includes Glenavon lodging a letter of appeal against relegation and Annagh United’s formal information request.
Late goals proved a key talking point from Friday’s Sports Direct Women’s Premiership programme – with wins for Linfield Women and Lisburn Ladies.
By: Patrick Van Dort
Ireland women’s squad has been confirmed for the three-match ODI series against West Indies in Bready – with a World Cup spot the future goal.
By: Patrick Van Dort
Northern Ireland international Conor Bradley represented Liverpool’s playing squad as the club marked the first anniversary of the tragic loss of Diogo Jota and André Silva.
Glentoran have turned to celebrated film director Quentin Tarantino as part of a special kit launch praised as “something completely new for us” by the Irish League club.
By: Patrick Van Dort
Mark Coyle’s impact at Coleraine following a January arrival has been rewarded with the captain’s armband.
By: Patrick Van Dort
Coleraine’s Jamie McGonigle has vowed to draw maximum benefit from his short-term loan switch to Sligo Rovers.
Tributes have celebrated Jim Gracey as “a giant of sports journalism in Northern Ireland” and “dear friend”.
Tributes have celebrated Jim Gracey as “a giant of sports journalism in Northern Ireland” and “dear friend”.
The 68 year old passed away on Saturday morning following an illness, leaving behind a legacy that started as a football journalist with hometown newspaper The Lurgan Mail in 1974 before joining The Belfast Telegraph in 1979.
