Two late goals from Benny Coulter helped Mayobridge to a 3-14 to 0-11 win over Saval.

County champions Kilcoo are through to the knockout stages of the Down SFC and sent out a strong message to their rivals yesterday with a 4-17 to 1-7 win over Loughinisland.

James McCartan has been reappointed as Down senior football manager for 2013.

Both the Down SHC and SFC holders lost their titles at the weekend.

THE Blue September Kilmacud Crokes All-Ireland 7s final was an all-Down affair and Bryansford prevailed after a cracking game to win the title for the fifth time at Glenalbyn.

Bryansford were crowned Blue September Kilmacud Sevens champions for the first time since 1994 at Glenalbyn this evening.

THE incredible success story that is St Gall’s continued at Glenalbyn on Saturday, as the All-Ireland club champions added the oneills.com Kilmacud Crokes All-Ireland senior football sevens title to their list of achievements.

St. Gall's, St. John's and St Mochta's all claimed All-Ireland Sevens Football titles yesterday, while Westport also picked up a prestigious Sevens gong.

St Gall’s (Antrim) 3-9 Bellaghy (Derry) 2-5

THOMAS WALSH takes a timeout from the nine-to-five in the Bryansford Caravan Park and rewinds his mind back to the day he first saw a Cork team in action.

Clonduff (Down) 0-11 Longstone (Down) 0-8

After a marathon 82-game competition, St Gall's of Antrim made amends for last year's final defeat as they were crowned Kilmacud Crokes All-Ireland Senior Football Sevens champions at sunny Pairc de Burca in Stillorgan today.

DOWN AND ARMAGH bounced back from their provincial championship defeats to record victories over Meath and Waterford, respectively, in yesterday’s TG4 All-Ireland Ladies senior football qualifiers.

Ulster teams Down and Armagh bounced back from their provincial championship defeats to record victories against Meath and Waterford respectively in the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies senior football qualifiers on Sunday.

2005 All-Star full-forward Stephen O’Neill was sent-off but Tyrone’s newcomers did enough to claim a 2-14 to 0-9 win over Queen’s University in an entertaining clash in Omagh today.

Two of Down's best known hurlers, Brendan McGourty and Gareth 'Magic' Johnson, have made the cut for the Mourne County's Dr. McKenna Cup panel.

Having hosted the All-Ireland Hurling Sevens last weekend, Dublin club Kilmacud Crokes are already gearing up for Saturday week's football equivalent.

GALWAY side Corofin captured the All-Ireland football sevens title when they recorded a 3-13 to 3-11 victory over Aodh Rua of Donegal at Glenlybn on Saturday.