Niamh Marley will line out for Ulster against Leinster today before Armagh’s Division 2 opener against Cavan tomorrow.

The forward had featured for the county senior football side this year.

The boxer starred in the Rossies’ midfield this afternoon.

Laurie Ryan has been excellent through Athlone’s bright start to the WNL season.

The Douglas man won an All-Ireland football title in 2010.

In Waterford, The Nire were crowned senior football champions.

‘I feel like there will be a few retirements and a bit of a shift in the team, and if there is that as well as a new management, it will just be very hard.’

Áine McDonagh is best known for her exploits with the Galway ladies footballers, but she’s always been a hugely talented basketball player.

Tipperary ace Aishling Moloney told The42 it’s something she’s ‘wanted to do for a few years’ – though her debut was certainly a mixed one.

The Spurs talisman feels he can become a professional kicker in American football.

Padraig Amond’s soccer progress is no surprise to his former Carlow minor hurling boss.

Declan Browne is at the helm of Graigue-Ballycallan in Saturday’s Leinster club intermediate decider.

Dual star Orla O’Dwyer has two massive inter-county championship games this weekend.

The well renowned Mayo footballer has been concentrating on the small game of late.

Jerome Boylan is chasing All-Ireland medals with Na Piarsaigh and Ardscoil Rís.

Munster could now be the next port of call for the highly-rated Lukasz Kirszenstein.

Meath dual star Megan Thynne has kicked off yet another busy year.

O’Callaghan has enjoyed one of the finest individual years in GAA history.

Daithi Burke scored a decisive goal in the second-half of extra-time against St Brigid’s.

The dual Eire Og star has endured a torrid time with injuries in Melbourne.

Football exploits to hurling opportunity for Dingle’s Barry O’Sullivan.

Hardy is a 20-0 professional boxer, but won her MMA debut by stoppage at Bellator 180.

Elsewhere former Dublin skipper John McCaffrey enjoyed an opening round victory with Lucan Sarsfields.

Tim Foley will be part of the Cork panel for the Munster semi-final tomorrow night.

Conor Molloy the match-winner today for St Brigid’s with 0-8.

David Breen has gone from life with Na Piarsaigh to life with Wasps.

The starlet made waves by scoring 5-6 in two games for Cuala in the Leinster club hurling championship.

The highly-rated Steven O’Brien has committed to hurling again next year.

The Monaleen clubman joins John Kiely’s management team.

The goalkeeper is in action today for St Brigid’s.

The 33-year-old’s sporting career is far from over.

The Banner star did not say which code he’ll choose next season, however.

For David Kenny, the victories have kept coming in 2016.

It’s been a whirlwind year for Tipperary’s Seamus Kennedy.

The Roscommon footballers and the Galway hurlers are next up for the Cratloe man.

The 24-year-old played a key role in both victories.

Niall McGinn played GAA with the Donaghmore club in Tyrone.

Eoin Cadogan was celebrating on the double after the weekend’s Allianz league action.

Charlie McGeever has had a colourful sporting career that takes him to Croke Park next Sunday.