Premiership

Former Celtic and Hibernian midfielder Scott Allan has joined Larne on a season-long loan. PIC: Larne FC

Former Celtic midfielder joins Larne on season-long loan

Larne secure their first win with a late goal by Hollie Johnston.

Historic win on the road for Inver ladies

Larne FC Women.

Inver to stage first top-flight tie

Larne skipper Tomas Cosgrove lifts the Gibson Cup.

In pictures: Triumphant Larne FC get their hands on the Gibson Cup

Larne celebrate lifting the Gibson Cup after Friday night's game against Linfield at Inver Park. Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker.

Larne presented with Gibson Cup

Inver Park.

Larne to be crowned champions

Tiernan Lynch has paid tribute to everyone who helped to bring the league title to Inver Park. Pic Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker.

Dedicated supporters praised

Larne's Andy Ryan celebrates with club supporters. Photo by David Maginnis/Pacemaker Press

In pictures: Celebration time for Larne FC fans and players

Larne’s Lee Bonis pictured after scoring his teams second goal during Friday night's game at Seaview. Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press

Larne win Gibson Cup

Larne fans are daring to dream. Pic Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker.

Larne within touching distance of first title

Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby

Phil and Holly to be replaced on This Morning next week

Aodhán Gillen. (Pic Carrick Rangers).

Funeral details announced for footballer Aodhán Gillen

Larne and Coleraine played out a 0-0 draw. (Pacemaker).

Stalemate at The Showgrounds

Andy Ryan. (Pic by Pacemaker).

Stoppage time winner for Ballyclare

Nedas Maciulaitis scored two second half goals for Carrick. (Pic by Pacemaker).

Larne progress to last-four

Inver Park.

Free entry to pre-season ties

Kurtis Forsythe and Micheal Glynn in action. (Pic by Pacemaker).

Larne remain six clear

Sir Bernard Ingham arrives in Downing Street to attend a party to celebrate the 85th birthday of Baroness Thatcher on October 14, 2010 (Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images)

Sir Bernard Ingham - press secretary to Margaret Thatcher- dies at 90

Players celebrate with Lee Bonis during the match with Ballymena United. (Pic by Pacemaker).

Larne move six clear

Larne players celebrate Andy Ryan's goal. (Pic by Pacemaker).

Wins for Larne and Ballyclare

Leroy Millar. (Pic by Pacemaker).

Weekend wins for Larne and Carrick

Newry 'keeper Steven Maguire makes a save. (Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press).

Carrick 'gutted' after late draw

Cian Bolger opened the scoring for Larne. (Andrew McCarroll/Pacemaker Press).

Carrick lose to Coleraine

Cian Bolger contests possession with Paul Heatley. (Stephen Hamilton/PressEye).

Comrades suffer heavy defeat

Carrick rescued a point against Cliftonville. (Andrew McCarroll/Pacemaker Press).

Carrick rescue point against Cliftonville

Larne will be hoping to win the Co Antrim Shield for the third season in a row. (Colm Lenaghan/Pacemaker Press).

Larne face Linfield in repeat of last year's showpiece

Stuart King.

Home advantage for east Antrim clubs

Tiernan Lynch.

Big win for Larne on the road

Harry Wylie scoring his side's third goal. (Paul Harvey).

Glens leapfrog Larne at top

Paul O'Neill and Leroy Millar were both on the scoresheet at Windsor Park. Photo Desmond Loughery/Pacemaker Press.

Larne beat Blues to stay top

Ballyclare Comrades rescued a point against Annagh. (Pic by Paul Harvey).

Bonis and O'Neill put Cliftonville to the sword

Tiernan Lynch.

Larne go top of league with weekend win

Prime Minister Liz Truss speaks during the final day of the Conservative Party Conference

Liz Truss speech: Prime Minister talks of growth at first Conference

Loughgall's Pablo Andrade celebrates his goal against Glenavon. Photo Alan Weir/Pacemaker Press

Annagh United and Loughgall produce League Cup shocks

Bempton man Sam Underwood supports Crystal Palace

Why one man - joiner Sam Underwood - does a 450-mile round trip to support Cryst...

The Irish FA released the statement on Friday morning

IFA confirm all football in Northern Ireland postponed

The Irish FA released the statement on Friday morning

IFA confirm all football in Northern Ireland postponed

Portadown manager Paul Doolin following the final whistle last Saturday at Shamrock Park against Cliftonville. Pic by Pacemaker.

Portadown supporters’ reaction suggests in unison with Paul Doolin squad verdict

Stuart King.

‘Players need to keep believing’ after Linfield win

Shamrock Park in Portadown, Co Armagh. A Linfield spokesperson said: "The Members of Linfield Football Club took the decision in 2020 to permit games at Windsor Park on a Sunday in limited circumstances where the club has European commitments on the preceding Thursday. The club does not intend to revert to Sunday football in any other circumstances and kick-off times will be selected to avoid any clashes with local church services." Photo courtesy of Google

Soccer on a Sunday concerns

Players from the twelve premiership teams join Liam Curran, Chief Information Officer at Danske Bank and Gerard Lawlor, Chief Executive of the NI Football League

Clubs ready for Danske Bank Premiership kick-off

Images have been released of ground redevelopments at Shamrock Park proposed by Portadown Football Club. Image courtesy of www.portadownfc.co.uk.

New 3G pitch, stand and dome for Portadown