Seasiders

Football update

Birthday boy Aaron puts icing on cake at Bangor

Institutes Robbie Hume returns to their squad for the trip to Clandeboye Park.

INSTITUTE: Striking pair back for Seasiders encounter

Ten-man Whites defeated by Seasiders

Ports boss defends his players as they remain rooted to the bottom

Portstewart boss set to read the riot act

The Players' Player of the Season award was won by Ryan McBride and presented to him by manager Tommy Kincaid (left). Picture - David Hunter.

McBride is top man again for Whites

Distillery's manager Tommy Kincaid. US1434-533cd Picture: Cliff Donaldson

Whites can have a late say in a tight title race

James Peden was on target as Portstewart beat Coagh on Saturday.

Peden spot kick ensures Ports knock fizz out of Coagh United

Eddie McCallion - off to Bangor

McCallion moves to Bangor

CHAMPIONSHIP 1: COMRADES 1 BANGOR 2

Ballyclare boss Eddie Hill rates Chris Trussells chances of facing old club Bangor as 50-50 after the striker was forced to withdraw from the Regions Cup squad with a toe injury.

Ballyclare Comrades gear up for Bangor challenge

Larne attack down the right wing against Bangor INLT 37-215-AM

Davison: We lacked hunger against Seasiders

CHAMPIONSHIP 1: Larne 1 Bangor 2

Doherty goal not enough for Seasiders at Newington YC

Comfortable win for the Seasiders against Ballynure OB

Northern Ireland- 22nd February 2014 Mandatory Credit - Photo-Jonathan Porter/Presseye.

Belfast Telegraph Championship one. Lisburn Distillery Vs Larne. Distillery's Matthew McConnell with Larne's Jonathan McMurray.

Distillery can throw a spanner in the title race against Bangor

Carrick's Glenn Taggart hooks the ball clear in last Saturday's 1-0 win over Coagh United.

Victory over Seasiders would be ‘massive boost’

Portrush celebrate their Sussex Cup win earlier this year.

Portrush eye treble glory

Institute players pictured during a minute silence for life-long fan Ronnie White before Saturday's game at Bangor. Mr White had a long battle with motor neurons disease and everyone's thoughts at Institute FC are with his family at this sad time.

Kee praises players after securing win on the road

Institute's Graham Crown skips away from Bangor winger Grant Gardiner, during Saturday's match at Clandeboye Park.

’Stute see off Seasiders

Institute's Stephen O'Flynn celebrates with team-mates Stephen Parkhouse and Darren McCauley (No 7) after scoring the winning goal at Bangor.

O’Flynn’s goal wins the points

Institute's Micheal McCrudden scores the second goal of their match against Newbuildings United on Saturday. INLS0714-152KM

Institute gear up for title showdown at Clandeboye

Larne boss Davy McAlinden.

We’ll give it our best shot against Bangor

Institute's new signing Stephen O'Flynn pictured alongside manager Paul Kee (left) and Institute chairman Keith McElhinney. INLS0114-136KM

Curry brothers on their way back to Drumahoe

Hockey update.

Bangor girls get the better of Parkview

Loughgall defender Adam Rodgers blocks this cross from Institute's Tom Carlin. INLS4413-182KM

McFadden back for Seasiders encounter

Action from Ballyclare's 2-0 win over Dergview last weekend. INNT 42-002-FP

Seasiders set to provide big test for Reds

Larne FC: Fixtures update

Portrush are city slickers

Seasiders leave with the spoils

HEADS I WIN: Carrick's Lee Colligan wins the ball in the air in last night's 2-1 defeat to Bangor.

Seasiders keep hopes alive at Carrick

A tussle for possession during South Seconds' game with Bangor.

Seconds record first win since January

A chance wasted as Coagh's Stephen Lamont slots this effort well wide during the home game against Institute. INMM1513-142ar.

Coagh in relegation dogfight

Bangor defender Mark Cooling blocks this shot from Institute's Sean Roddy. INLS1413-140KM

‘We were poor’ - Kee

Next three games ‘crucial’

Rugby update

RUGBY: Bangor get the better of Ballyclare

CHAMPIONSHIP TWO: Positive display from Portstewart

BOWLS: Ports win Senior crown

FOOTBALL: Dunlop the hero

CHAMPIONSHIP TWO: Season is ‘Dun’ and dusted

Kee planning for next season

Ports have to make do with a draw