BALLYMENA United boss Roy Walker admitted his side had spurned "a golden opportunity" after the Sky Blues bowed out of the Co-Operative Insurance Cup. Full Article at Ballymena Today

While a club that hasn't won a major trophy in two decades can't simply dismiss cup semi-final defeats out of hand, three points from Saturday's league fixture could prove much more beneficial if United can finish in a lucrative top six position when... Full Article at Ballymena Today

Four celebrities go head to head in a culinary battle as each hosts their idea of the perfect dinner party in a bid to win the ?1000 prize for a charity of their choice. Full Article at Unreality TV

Your account has been frozen. For your available options click the below button. To read this article in full you must have registered and have a Premium Content Subscription with the Ballymena Times site. Full Article at Portadown Today

SWINDON Judo Club’s Roy Walker picked up a bronze medal when he took part in the World Masters Judo Championships in Atlanta recently. Full Article at Swindon Advertiser

While victories at the Oval have, remarkably, become almost the rule rather than the exception in recent seasons, winning at the home of the other half of the 'Big Two' has proved an entirely different nut for United to crack – with self-belief rather... Full Article at Portadown Today