Nationalist Premier Division - Killeshin v Bagenalstown.

"Friday night was a difficult one for us to take as we let a two-goal lead slip away in Derry to come away empty-handed from the Ryan McBride Bradywell."

Douglas Jewellers Carlow Cup

Joe Sunderland’s brace saw the reigning league champions St. Pat’s beat Hanover in their own patch to claim a big win that gives them a lifeline in the relegation battle.

St. Joseph’s won the club’s first major trophy as they finally got their hands on the Youths Division 1 title.

'The Charlie O'Leary Story - From Johnny Cullen's Hill to The Olympic Stadium Rome' premieres at the Light House cinema tonight (February, 24th) as part of the Dublin International Film Festival.

Conor Carew was part of the UL team that won the Collingwood Cup for the first time in 2024 and will now captain the team in Wednesday's final against Maynooth after scoring the only goal in today's semi-final against Queen's University

The Carlow man has signed for Longford Town after impressing last season for Klub Kildare's U20s 

Waterford FC have confirmed that top striker and The Nationalist columnist Pádraig Amond has committed his future to the club by signing a two-year extension to his contract ahead of Friday’s season opener against Shelbourne.

“It excited me because there’s literally a blank canvas.”

A roundup of the weekend's soccer action from around the county. 

Tommy Nolan’s goal nine minutes from time kept Mill Celtic’s title hopes alive with a 2-1 win over Castle Rangers. 

Late last year, CK United announced that they had been accepted to be part of the new Third Tier and with the news that Buckley Park is imminent, it was only a matter of time before they announced a manager as they prepare to compete in the new National League in August.

After just one season with Wexford Aoife Kelly has returned to the club where she started her National League career by signing for Shelbourne

After a year and a half, Peter Grogan’s American journey is officially over as it’s been confirmed that he’s signed for Ian Ryan’s Athlone Town for the upcoming season.

St. Josephs took a huge step towards winning the Youths Division 1 title as they came out on the right side of this must-win game against their nearest rivals St. Fiacc’s

"When the pre-season games get underway, you know it is getting close to the real thing."

Hanover claimed their first win of the season beating Burrin before Christmas but they had fielded an ineligible player in that game with the result then being reversed.

Bobby Dowling’s 79th minute header was enough for ten-man St. Fiacc’s to rescue a draw against a wasteful New Oak.

Two goals in extra time sealed their second trophy of the calendar year