Supporters watching the Ladies Football final between Armagh and Tyrone
Lavey boys admiring their reward for winning the Patrick Higgins Trophy at St Martin's in Desertmartin
A lone Derry flag waves joyously in among a hoard of Armagh fans after the Oak Leafers victory
St John's U14 team celebrate winning the Antrim Hurling Feile at Casement Park recently
Odhrán McAleenan with his Dad during the Minor final at Croke Park. His team were obviously winning with that smile
What are friends for? A fellow player gives support after an U12 game at Corrigan Park
How many games of hurling has he seen. A supporter at the Feile na nGael finals in Kilkenny
A pot of gold at the end for the players at Corrigan Park
A clash of the ash at Corrigan Park when the players of St Gall's and St John's get stuck in
Hung out to dry: Greg Morris spurns a great goal scoring chance for St Brigid's
Two young Antrim hurling fans looking on during the action at Corrigan Park
Those lights at Croke Park are not half strong. No not really just a spectator at home with St Brigid's
Omagh CBS in a huddle at Threemilehouse in Monaghan during their MacRory game with Armagh CBS when the game was all- square
Waiting on Godot! Fans anxiously wait on a late thrust in the St Brigid's v Ahoghill U21 championship quarter-final
James Loughrey rises to snatch the ball from Benny Hasson's grasp during St Brigid's U21 game against Rasharkin
Paul Duggan, Principal of St Mary's PS with special guests at school recently
Omagh CBS in action against Tralee CBS during the All-Ireland Hogan Cup final which the Ulster side won
The motley crew of the Ballinascreen U16s celebrating after their 2006 success as Derry champions
Little Brendan O'Callaghan showing style as he dances past a Bredagh opponent
Two young hurling stars of the future at the St Malachy's College Tournament
Leave it to me says one of the Glenarrif girls as they try to build an attack
Catch me if you can says this little Glenarrif wizard
Patricia Morris captain of the Tyrone's U16 Ulster Championship winning team
The victorious Tattyreagh side that won a local Schools' blitz in County Tyrone
Omagh St Enda's are soaking wet, but it matters little after they were crowned the Tyrone Og Sport Champions of 2007
'Out of the way big lad,' says this keen hurler during the St John's tournament at Corrigan Park
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