Dunloy are Antrim senior football champions for the first time since 1936 after an impressive 3-12 to 2-8 victory over holders Cargin at Corrigan Park this afternoon.
The Steering Group on Integration have shared more details on the core principles that have been agreed as part of the ongoing work towards Integration for all Gaelic games.
Former Antrim goalkeeper Sean McGreevy says that the county's players deserve "a ground they can call a proper home" as the saga over Casement Park continues to rumble on.
Erin's Own Cargin are two wins away from retaining their Antrim senior football championship title after cruising past Aghagallon with an emphatic 4-20 to 0-9 victory last night.
The FRC have issued their final report and as well as proposing that all current rule enhancements remain in place, they have advocated seven additional modifications to Gaelic Football.
Just a week after naming Mark Doran as their new senior football manager, Antrim GAA have made another key appointment with Ciarán Kearney becoming Operations Manager.
Cargin manager Ronan Devlin says he was never swayed by inter-county managerial and coaching vacancies as his focus remains on guiding the Erin's Own club to a fourth consecutive Antrim SFC title.
St Brigid's booked their place into the knock-out stages of the Antrim senior football championship with a round to spare thanks to a 2-27 to 3-11 victory over Ahoghill yesterday evening.