Dominic McKinley has rubbished reports that he is set to relinquish his role as joint-manager of the Antrim senior hurlers, insisting that a decision on his future has yet to be made.

Laois 0-18 Antrim 1-12

Joint Antrim managers Dominic McKinley and Terence McNaughton have made four changes to their side from the one which lost to Dublin in the Leinster quarter-final, for this Sunday's Ulster SHC decider against Down at Casement Park, Belfast.

DUBLIN 2-16 ANTRIM 0-12

WERE it not for a quirk of fate, instead of watching last Sunday’s exciting Tipperary/Cork Munster championship match on TV in his native Dublin, David ‘Dotsie’ O’Callaghan could well have been a central part of the action in Thurles.

ULSTER’S spirited display in the M Donnelly Interprovincial hurling semi-final in Fermoy brought some welcome respite from the miserable weather conditions that enveloped the Cork town on Saturday.

Despite last weekend's hammering by Galway, the Antrim management duo of Dominic McKinley and Terence 'Sambo' McNaughton have made no changes in personnel for today's All-Ireland SHC second round qualifier clash with Waterford (Walsh Park, throw-in 2pm).

WHO WOULD be a struggling hurling county?

THE first provincial senior hurling final takes place tomorrow when Antrim and Down go head to head at Casement Park. But does anyone care outside the province?

Antrim 2-17 Derry 1-12

IT takes only a couple of minutes of conversation with joint Antrim senior hurling manager Dominic McKinley for the frustration to break through. The cause? The timing of tomorrow evening’s Ulster SHC semi-final against Derry.

Walsh Cup semi-final round-up results.

Antrim's joint manager Dominic McKinley has called for Leinster Council chiefs to consider allowing the Saffrons into next year's Leinster senior hurling championship.

All-Ireland champions and four-in-a-row Walsh Cup chasers Kilkenny were sensationally knocked out of the 2008 Walsh Cup today as they went down to a 2-15 to 1-17 defeat to Antrim.

There are seven players from Antrim in the selected Ulster team for tomorrow's M Donnelly Interprovincial hurling semi-final against Connacht at Ballybofey, throw-in 6pm.

Antrim joint managers Terence McNaughton and Dominic McKinley has selected an unchanged team for their side's second match in All-Ireland SHC qualifier Group 1A - the visit of Laois to Casement Park on Saturday (throw-in 3pm).

Despite some observers pointing to a current crisis in Clare hurling, Antrim half-back Ciaran Herron has a different perspective on today's All-Ireland SHC qualifier between the Glensmen and the Banner at Casement Park (throw-in 2.30pm).

Antrim joint-managers Dominic McKinley and Terence McNaughton have made three alterations to their side for Saturday's All-Ireland SHC qualifier against Clare (Casement Park, throw-in 2.30pm).

The Antrim hurling management will have to plan for the upcoming game against Clare and the remainder of the All-Ireland SHC qualifiers without two of their panel's most experienced players.

The Antrim management have made four changes to their side for Sunday's Ulster SHC final against Down (Casement Park, throw-in 2.15pm).

Antrim 1-13 Dublin 0-12

Karl McKeegan is to continue in his role as Antrim senior hurling captain, as the managerial reign of Dominic McKinley and Terence McNaughton gets off the ground this weekend.

The official nominees for the 2006 Opel Gaelic Players Awards for Hurling have been announced by the Gaelic Players’ Association, with beaten All-Ireland finalists Cork leading the way with 13 nominations.

Sean McCloskey has officially ended his three-year reign as manager of the Derry senior hurlers.

Dominic McKinley, Ulster's hurling manager for the 2006 M Donnelly Interprovincial Championship, has named a 40-man provisional squad for the October competition.

Opel Ireland and the Gaelic Players Association (GPA) have linked up in an exciting new sponsorship to support GAA players.

Dominic McKinley has put all thoughts of quitting the Derry hurlers to one side after clear the air talks with his county panel in Swatragh.

LAOIS boss Mick O’Dwyer admitted last night he still has an ambition to coach the GAA’s International Rules side.

MAYO goalkeeper and vice-captain Peter Burke will miss the remainder of the year due to a knee injury.

Derry 1-16 Kerry 2-15

Derry 1-16 Kerry 2-15

Derry dual star Geoffrey McGonigle has been issued with an ultimatum by hurling boss Dominic McKinley insisting he must choose one sport or the other.

Derry hurling manager Dominic McKinley has reacted angrily to the county's Allianz NHL demotion to Division 2