Braylon Reinert, Dylan Donate and Jayden Ware combined for 46 points as Exeter kept its state boys basketball playoff hopes alive with a 65-43 win over Greencastle-Antrim in the District 3 Class 5A co

Donegal secured a victory over Armagh, maintaining their clear lead at the top of Division One, while Cavan, Down, and Antrim also recorded wins.

Antrim defeated 2025 All-Ireland finalists Cork 2-10 by 1-11 in Division 1A, with second-half goals from Nicola McAtamney and Aimee Ferris.

Donegal are clear at the top of Division One but Armagh fall to defeat against Roscommon; Tyrone defeat Cavan while Fermanagh and Antrim fall to defeats.

Antrim's hurlers remain confident they will secure their Division 1B status and are unconcerned by the outside noise.

Antrim's hurling team secured a 0-25 to 0-12 win against Carlow at Corrigan Park, significantly boosting their chances of remaining in Division 1B.

Aidan Dauble and Dylan Donate each scored 19 points as Exeter stayed alive in the District 3 boys Class 5A basketball tournament on Thursday night with a 73-59 win over Elco in the consolation bracket. The Eagles (16-10) will play Greencastle Antrim in the next round of consolations Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Greencastle Antrim. Exeter has to win that game and the ninth-place game on Thursday, Feb. ...

Antrim camogie star Roisin McCormick expressed her relief at having deferred scoliosis surgery at age 15, a decision that allowed her to continue playing the sport she loves.

There’s a bumper day of National League action ahead with local rivals Kilkenny and Waterford facing off in hurling and Armagh and Donegal taking top billing in the football.

Antrim's National Hurling League Division 1B game against Carlow on Sunday will now be played at Corrigan Park.