SEÁN CAVANAGH is set to miss Tyrone's Ulster SFC opener against Armagh on Saturday week after suffering a shoulder injury during a club game yesterday. Cavanagh was playing for Moy against Derrytresk when he sustained the injury.

A late penalty goal for Donegal wasn't enough as Derry advanced to meet Tyrone or Armagh. DERRY: C Bradley; D Brown, M Sweeney, G Doyle; G McKinless, C McAtamney, C Carville; P Cassidy (0-2), R McDonnell (0-1); J Kearney, C McFaul, T O'Brien (2-1, ...

Armagh's Charlie Shanks has secured the number 4 world ranking slot after some positive displays across the Atlantic on the USA Handball Circuit in 2012. Shanks made the move to New York just under twelve months ago for work commitments and took the ...

SEAN CAVANAGH is a major doubt for Tyrone's opening Ulster Championship match with Armagh on June 10. The former footballer of the year sustained a shoulder injury whilst playing for his Club Moy against Derrytresk in a Division Two League encounter.

And as Donegal pick up the pieces, Louth have a day at Croke Park to look forward to when they take on Armagh. Donegal: Paul Burns; Benny Harrigan, Joe Boyle, Padraig Doherty; Christopher McDermott, Justin McGee, Jamsie Donnolly; Sean McVeigh (0-1), ...

Peter Robinson MLA and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness MP MLA pictured at the Power NI Dr McKenna Cup Final match between Derry and Tyrone at Athletic Grounds, Armagh. Dissident republicans are the enemies of Ireland and are engaged in ...

Successive Championship defeats to Monaghan, Armagh and last year's shock reversal to Fermanagh in Celtic Park have severely dampened expectations around this minor campaign, to the extent that most pundits have Derry travelling as big underdogs.

The Nicky Rackard Cup decider will be a neighbourly encounter at Croke Park, on Saturday, June 9 after semi-final wins for Armagh and Louth. At the Morgan Athletic Grounds this afternoon, hosts Armagh claimed a comfortable 4-12 to 1-17 win over ...