Slaughtneil made it back-to-back Ulster club senior hurling championship titles thanks to a comprehensive 0-23 to 0-10 victory against St John's at the Box-It Athletic Grounds this evening.
Gaelic Games commentator, journalist and author, Brian Carthy reflects on the 2025 Football and Hurling Championships in his comprehensive book, which contains the results of every single game in both senior codes.
Ulster GAA president Michael Geoghegan has backed referee Joe McQuillan's decision to abandon yesterday's Ulster club SFC semi-final between Scotstown and Newbridge at half-time due to a waterlogged pitch.
This afternoon's Ulster club SFC semi-final between Newbridge (Derry) and Scotstown (Monaghan) at O'Neills Healy Park has been abandoned at half-time due to adverse weather conditions.
Holders Kerry will begin the defence of their Lidl Ladies National Football League Division 1 crown with a glamour clash against TG4 All-Ireland champions Dublin on the opening weekend of the 2026 campaign.
Brendan Rogers has acknowledged that Chrissy McKaigue's return to the Slaughtneil hurling fold is a major boost in their quest for back-to-back Ulster club SHC titles.
Slaughtneil will play St John's of Antrim in the Ulster club senior hurling championship final after the Derry champions saw off Portaferry by 1-23 to 1-18 at the Athletic Grounds.
The 2025 Paul McGirr Ulster U16 Club Championship gets underway this Saturday, November 15 with the preliminary round meeting of Four Masters (Donegal) and Bellaghy (Derry) in Dromore at 12 noon.
Monaghan champions Scotstown will play Derry winners Newbridge in the last four of the Ulster club senior football championship after both sides came through their quarter-final by six points on Sunday.
Derry champions Newbridge will play Madden in the Ulster club senior football championship quarter-finals after coming through this evening's preliminary round against Antrim counterparts Dunloy.
Newbridge stalwart Declan McKeever says the Derry champions will be wary of their Antrim counterparts Dunloy going into Saturday evening's Ulster club senior football championship opener.
Newbridge held off a strong push from Magherafelt at Celtic Park this afternoon to seal a 1-17 to 1-15 victory and make it back-to-back Derry senior football championship titles.
It's another hectic schedule of county senior club football and hurling championship finals this weekend with no fewer than 17 of them down for decision.
Slaughtneil's appeal against last Sunday's controversial Derry SFC semi-final defeat to Newbridge has been thrown out, meaning Sunday's county final can go ahead as planned.
The Nickey Rackard winners Roscommon lead the way in this year's Champion 15 selection, claiming an impressive four spots on this formidable team, with a further six counties also represented.
Slaughtneil are believed to be considering their options amid claims that they should have been awarded a two-point score in the closing stages of last Sunday's Derry SFC semi-final against Newbridge.