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It was a painful watch for Ireland rugby fans.

Congratulations to New-Bridge past pupil, Katie Canniford, who has been appointed as Ladies Captain of the Rowing Team in Dundee University.

Sunday, September 22 saw the return of the ever popular McGrady Financial Services Junior Cross Country Series.

Banbridge Netball Club’s Lisa Trainor has been awarded Netball Northern Ireland’s “Volunteer of the Year” for her contribution to the sport.

Craigavon Civic and Conference Centre rolled out the red carpet on Friday, September 27 to welcome over 200 guests to the Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon

Congratulations to New-Bridge Integrated College Y11 student, Laura Comer, Ulster Open U17 Girls’ Badminton Doubles Champion.

Three Banbridge Academy girls have been selected for Ulster’s forthcoming Interprovincial Series.

Banbridge Academy 1st XV have won the Gary Clarke Memorial Trophy, hosted by Lurgan Rugby Club.

Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt paid tribute to captain Rory Best at the end of a day which saw both make their final appearances at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.

The cock had already crowed on Saturday morning long before the opening tee-off time on day three of The Open Championship.

It has been a whirlwind last 24 hours for Royal Portrush Head Professional Gary McNeill.

He may be suffering the disappointment of missing the cut at The Open, but Tiger Woods was full of praise for the local crowd at Royal Portrush.

Tommy Fleetwood says he is determined to make the most of his chance to land a first major of his career at The Open.

Rory McIlroy knows that you cannot afford to drop seven shots on two holes if you are to go on and challenge for The Open.