Terenure celebrate in style Terenure College has always been regarded as the bedrock of Irish schools rugby and rightly so, given the success that the Dublin based school have had in the oval ball game.

DkIT well represented for the Leinster SFC Final DkIT GAA Club would like to congratulate both teams on reaching the Leinster Final and wish both teams the very best of luck on Sunday week. May the best team win.

Kilmuckridge (Coláiste an Átha) Hurling Success Playing into a strong breeze in Eire Óg's pitch Carlow, Colaiste an Átha got off to the best possible start with Owen Dempsey scoring a speculative goal followed by two more points and further points from Stephen Byrne and Adrian Breslin.

Memorabilia Auction for Action Prostate Cancer Gary Flannery, IT Carlow Students' Union Deputy President will hold a sports memorabilia auction for action prostate cancer on Saturday 8th May in the Dinn RI, Carlow.

Hogan Cup Final Preview St Colman's College Newry is preparing for an All Ireland Hogan Cup Final for the first time since 1998, which for the Violet Hill fraternity, was much too long a stay in Hogan Cup wilderness.

Northumbria University GAA In March 2009, Northumbria University opened the first Gaelic football pitch in the North East of England with All-Ireland winners Tyrone's Pascal McConnell and Cork's Angela Walsh as guests of honour.

A sense of pride In December 2009, the victorious St Paul's High School, Bessbrook under-16 gaelic football squad received their medals for winning the BT Herald Cup and team manager John Rafferty spoke to Hogan Stand about how this remarkable achievement was recorded.

I T Sligo GAA coaches in primary schools The IT Sligo / Cumman na mBunscol Gaelic games coaching programme is currently running at every primary school in the county.

DKIT win All-Ireland semi-final DKIT began their first challenge of the weekend against Tallaght IT on Friday at 1pm in Athenry.

Maher Cup Final This is one of the most successful years ever for GAA in the college, with us fielding teams in all competitions, and as always the Hurling team has showed its true heart by last semester becoming All-Ireland League Champions, and continuing this success by reaching the Maher Cup Championship final.

College side has semi trip The New York College side travelled to Britain last weekend to take part in the British University Championship. It was their fourth trip abroad for this tournament and third in a row.

All-Ireland VS inter-county final Monaghan's dream of putting All Ireland Vocational Schools Championship titles back-to-back lay in tatters in Dr Cullen Park, Carlow on Saturday afternoon last when they succumbed to a stronger, more incisive Cork

DKIT hurlers reach All-Ireland Championship semi On Thursday evening DKIT Hurlers achieved what they have be working towards all year, by beating Blanchardstown in the All- Ireland quarter final of the Fergal Maher cup, and as a result secured their place in the Championship weekend in Galway on the 4th, 5th and 6th of March.

MacRory semi off The MacRory Cup semi-final between holders St Pat's and St Colman's has been postponed.

Fitzpatrick calls for replay Louth manager Peter Fitzpatrick is adamant that the O'Byrne Cup final should be replayed.

We deserved it - Shine Donie Shine insists DCU are worthy O'Byrne Cup winners.

NUI Galway Hosts Ulster Bank Fitzgibbon Cup The finals of the Ulster Bank Fitzgibbon Cup third-level colleges senior hurling championship will be hosted by NUI Galway from 5-6 March, and was officially launched at the University.

Kings of the 'castle Ballycastle college Cross and Passion underlined its status as the growing force of Ulster colleges' hurling with a second successive Mageean Cup victory in October. And the school's success has been replicated across the board, as team trainer Joe Cassidy explains.

Thrilling handball at college finals It has been a profitable week for the O'Carroll brothers in the Colleges arena.

DKIT bow out of the Sigerson competition DKIT Senior Footballers bowed out of the Sigerson Football for 2010 after suffering defeat at the hands of GMIT played on Wednesday last, February 3rd.

Jordanstown's "remarkable character" UUJ co-boss Adrian McGuckin has praised his side's "remarkable character" after they battled back to eliminate Queens from the Sigerson Cup.

Edmund Rice college making great strides A strong emphasis on the promotion of Gaelic games is paying rich dividends for Edmund Rice College in North Belfast who captured the prestigious BT Faul Cup late last year. And while it may not be one of Ulster's better known football or hurling nurseries, it nevertheless has a long GAA tradition extending back over 100 years.

Queen's deal hailed by all As we all know sponsorship within the GAA is of the utmost importance. Clubs, counties, schools and colleges rely on financial assistance to aid their cause on an annual basis.

Cork Vocational schools Cork VEC Team form Championship v's Kilkenny VEC in Thomastown on Saturday the 30th of January 2010 at 2 pm

St. Pat's book junior final spot On a cold but sunny day (Monday, Jan 25th) St. Pat's took to the pitch for their North-Leinster semi-final encounter against Marists, Athlone. Cathal Smyth got Pat's into the action with a well taken point.