ULSTER’S ALLSTARS TOOK on Dublin in a historic match at Ravenhill on Saturday evening to raise awareness of Motor Neurone Disease.
A huge crowd turned out to watch the ‘Game for Anto’, in honour of Antrim player Anto Finnegan who was diagnosed with the terminal condition two years ago.
It proved an exciting and hard-fought encounter, with Ulster going on to win by 2-18 to 1-19.
All the proceeds of Saturday’s game – the first GAA match at Ravenhill in some 90 years – will go towards supporting research into Motor Neurone Disease.