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    Down prepared for exciting NFL campaign

    Down's senior footballers begin their National League campaign on Sunday. Mickey Donnelly reckons that the new rules will bring excitement and some shocks. Read the coverage of the season opener now.

    Feel good factor is back for Dundrum United

    Dundrum manager Conor Gordon explains why faltering last year has helped them this year.

    Castlewellan boxer to go pro in NYC

    Donagh Keary ,from Rathfriland ABC, will make his professional debut in New York City at Madison Square Gardens in March. Read more now.

    Ballynahinch RFC take stock after defeat

    Injury-hit Ballynahinch first XV lost out in the AIL Division one clash with Clontarf.

    Agony for St Mark’s in Markey Cup

    At one point St Mark’s were eight points ahead of St Columb’s in their Markey Cup semi-final. Read how they lost out in a valiant attempt to reach the final.

    Newcastle netballers finish season on a high

    Read the report from Newcastle Netball’s senior team victory over Clann Eireann.

    McMillan delighted by Dunnaman’s dozen

    The Dunnaman manager Ryan McMillan said that he was shocked by his side’s rout against Donacloney. But one aspect of the game pleased him in particular. Find out what it was in the current issue.

    Tough season predicted for Down footballers

    Peter McGrath jnr has studied Down’s NFL Division Two opponents and highlighted that each team has had good fortune against the Mourne County in recent years. Can the county turn that around in 2025?

    Downpatrick keeper plays his part in FA Cup shock

    Conor Hazard, returning from injury, made some crucial saves for Plymouth as they knocked the Premier League’s Brentford out of the FA Cup.

    Down GAA’s new leading lady

    Liatroim Fontenoy’s Maureen O’Higgins is the new county chairperson and as she takes on her new role she reveals her hopes for her term in the top job.

    Seamus Heath recalls his colourful coaching career

    Seamus Heath’s great playing career was followed by an exciting period of coaching during which he worked with some great footballers. Read the story now.

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