Brantwood

Jack during his playing career.

Jack Coulter: New book on life of Whiteabbey-born Everton star of the 1930s

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FOOTBALL: Teams from the weekend’s games

Desertmartin's John Henry and Magherafelt Sky Blues Emmett McGuckin tussle for the ball during Saturday's local derby clash at Dromore Park.INMM4215-398

Magherafelt Sky Blues face big battle against Brantwood next

Clough Rangers Athletic keeper Gary McDonald snuffs out the danger against Ballyclare North End's Gary Black. INNT 15-030-GR

Irwin at the double, Krag crash out

Ballynure Old Boys' manager Gary Burns.

High five as Ballynure reach the McReynolds Cup final

Cookstown RBL and Desertmartin Swifts battle for the ball in the middle of the park during Saturday's league encounter at MUSA.INMM4114-375

Football: Brantwood deny Desertmartin any points

Ballynure Old Boys' manager Gary Burns.

Ballynure Old Boys on course for league title

Brantwood’s loss is Ballynure Old Boys’ gain

Ricky Higgins, seen here playing for Ballyclare Comrades.

Burns hails Higgins’ impact in victory over Brantwood

Ballynure manager Gary Burns.

Ballynure in confident mood ahead of Rathfern clash

Magherafelt Sky Blues Under 17s who recorded a big league victory at the weekend

Football: Magherafelt Sky Blues claim a share of the spoils at the death

Distillery's Colm Kirgan in action against Kilmore Rec's Lee Morrison. US1436-510cd Picture: Cliff Donaldson

Whites progress in Cup

Brown nets in win over Brantwood

Rathcoole FC starting eleven O'Gorman Cup final. INLT 23-908-CON

Brantwood see off Rathcoole in O’Gorman final

Adam Walker puts Dollingstown into the lead against Brantwood. Pic by Noel Quinn.

Away goal key to promotion

Newtowne's Ryan Logue pictured during a previous game against Raceview. INLV1512-875KDR

Cup final for Newtowne FC despite challenging season

Cup final for Newtowne FC despite challenging season

Ballyure pay penalty against Rathcoole

Dollingstown's Marshall Cup glory in Banbridge secured a Mid-Ulster trophy treble. Pic by RicPics.INLM20-198

Dollingstown chairman celebrating Irish League promotion

Dollingstown manager Gary Duke.

Duke’s delight as Dollingstown seal Irish League place

Dollingstown manager Gary Duke.

Dollingstown win promotion

Ballynure set to face Rathcoole in semi-final

Irish League promotion joy the Dollingstown goal

Ballynure Olds Boys' Ronnie Burns controls the ball with his chest in the 1-0 win over Brantwood. Photo: Freddie Parkinson

Curlett heads Ballynure Old Boys in the right direction

Brantwood prove too strong for Mallusk men

Tony Kane celebrates after his role in Ballymena United's first equaliser in Saturday's Irish Cup tie at Harland & Wolff Welders. Picture: Press Eye.

Sky Blues avoid Titanic upset in shipbuilding heartland

Larne FC Manager Graham McConnell. INLT 42-018-PSB

Back to business for new-look Larne

Big week for Ballynure OB

Ballynure still in with a chance of silverware

New-look Town hold out for Intermediate Cup win

Shield success a welcome high for Ballymena after a generation of lows

Raceview aim to complete league and cup double tonight

Rasharkin boss eyes cup final victory in last game

Rasharkin boss eyes cup final victory in last game

Dunloy downed as season ends

Moore inspiresNewtowne

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Ten-point title target for Raceview

Dunloy and Rasharkin United share the spoils

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