Celtic and their supporters’ groups have pledged their support to the Scottish Premier League clampdown on “unacceptable conduct” at grounds.

UEFA have confirmed the second leg of Celtic‘s Champions League clash against AC Milan will take place in the San Siro.

Celtic fans would welcome the signing of Roy Keane, according to Peter Rafferty, President of the Affiliation of Celtic Supporters Clubs.

A Celtic fans group have expressed their sympathy for majority shareholder Dermot Desmond after his scathing attack on his critics.

Ulster football kingpins Armagh and Tyrone have both appointed new Under-21 managers for the 2006 season.

Celtic have opened the door to negotiations with former Manchester United midfielder Roy Keane.

THE fallout from Keane’s departure from Old Trafford has been felt across the sporting world.

The Affiliation of Celtic Supporters’ Associations would welcome the arrival of Roy Keane to Parkhead.

Reigning National League and Ulster SFC champions Armagh will begin the 2006 season without experienced defenders Andrew McCann and Justin McNulty in their panel.

The Association of Celtic Supporters’ Clubs insist the Parkhead board would have nothing to fear about co-opting a supporter on to the board.

Celtic captain Neil Lennon will hope the Scottish Football Association’s disciplinary committee will take his previous good conduct into account when they examine his behaviour at Ibrox on Saturday.

A prominent Celtic supporters' group insist they will give Neil Lennon full support following his weekend clash with referee Stuart Dougal, despite admitting the 34-year-old was in the wrong to confront the referee after the final whistle against Rangers.

The Affiliation of Celtic Supporters Associations have welcomed the arrival of new manager Gordon Strachan and the possibility of a permanent deal for striker Craig Bellamy.

The future of Celtic manager Martin O’Neill was still uncertain today as the fall-out from the final Bank of Scotland Premier League games of the season continued.

John Maughan takes his Mayo charges to Croke Park today for an All-Ireland football final for the second time in six days - the question is, can he lift them after last week?

As expected, Armagh manager Peter Rafferty has kept faith with the Orchard side who garnered a handsome 1-19 to 2-10 semi-final victory over Cork last month, for tomorrow's Erin All-Ireland U21 decider against Mayo (Breffni Park, 4pm).

ONLY one more day to go to the All-Ireland U-21 football final in Breffni Park and still the question everyone is asking is how will Mayo respond to the crushing disappointment of last Sunday?

Cork 2-10 Armagh 1-19

Munster champions Cork take on Armagh today for a place in the All-Ireland U21 football final.

CORK Under-21 football coach Tony Leahy is looking for a vast improvement on the form which saw his side shock Kerry in the Munster final, for tomorrow’s All-Ireland semi-final against Armagh at Pearse Stadium (2pm).

Celtic fans have backed manager Martin O‘Neill despite his radio outburst after the 3-2 defeat at Rangers.