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■ Wicklow GAA announced the sponsorship of Sinnott Autos Skoda to Wicklow Football with Hugh Kenny, Paul and Jimmy Sinnott, President GAA Christy Cooney, Wicklow Chairman Mick Hagan, Ronnie Phillips, and Stephen Healy General Manager Sinnoott Autos...

Sinnott Autos on board for sponsorship

COUNTY GAA chairman Mick O'Hagan last week announced that they had got new sponsors for all their development squads and for their minor hurling and football championships.

Corn na M�laoise is another great success

CORN NA MÍLAOISE another great success in Wicklow.

Bray on form against Our Lady's

Our Lady's 2 Bray 4

Dunlavin have too much firepower for Donard outfit

THE John Stones-inspired Winter League matches in the West continue to go well. Despite dreadful weather conditions on Sunday morning, two of the three scheduled games went ahead as planned and both were fairly even and well contested.

Late rally gives Stratford share of league spoils

THIS match needed a switch of venue to beat the weather but the ever reliable Lacken pitch was again pressed into action and as usual was in good condition.

Tributes pour in for retiring Jack

WICKLOW GAA made a presentation to FAS area development officer Jack Murphy to mark his retirement. Jack has had a 20-year association with the GAA in Wicklow in the promotion of various training and work schemes. Mr. Jimmy Dunne said that these CE schemes had been of great value to the GAA and Jack Murphy had supervised many schemes over the years including building the dressing-rooms and terrace at Aughrim and the offices at Pearses Park in Arklow.

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In Pictures

The week in pictures The week in pictures for 2011-07-06

In Pictures

Historic postcards Over 6,000 photographs, political prints and portraits from days gone by form part of a project launched at the Linen Hall Library in Belfast. To view collection and buy the images, visit www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/postcards.