Scotstown returned to the summit in Monaghan with Jack McCarron in splendid attacking for.Ĭonsidering Scotstown's talent and strike rate locally, the proud Monaghan club, who last won a provincial crown in 1989, want to deliver on the Ulster stage.Īt Kingspan Breffni an emerging Gowna outfit face Donegal standard bearers Naomh Conaill. Miceal Rooney and Paul Devlin struck vital scores for Kilcoo. In Down, Kilcoo claimed an 11th title in 12 years when beating Burren 2-12 to 0-9. Kilcoo versus Scotstown should be a keenly contested affair at Páirc Esler. Glen, though, came through Derry effectively with the comprehensive final win over Magherafelt another encouraging afternoon.Įmmett Bradley continues to provide leadership, while Ciaran McFaul and Conor Glass have been prominent too. Holders Glen will be aware of Conhuir Johnston and Tomás McCann's ability for Antrim champions Cargin. Rory Brennan and Richie Donnelly starred in that triumph, while Lee Brennan and James Garrity carry an attacking threat. Trillick, though, managed by Jody Gormley, delivered an impressive Tyrone SFC Final display to defeat Errigal Ciaran. Now, the 11 times provincial winners will want to deliver on the Ulster stage once more.

Saturday evening's Omagh encounter involving Trillick and Crossmaglen Rangers promises to be an interesting tussle.Ĭrossmaglen, with Jamie Clarke and the O'Neill brothers influential, enjoyed an impressive campaign in Armagh. Gowna v Naomh Conaill, Kingspan Breffni, 4.30pmĪn action packed and intriguing weekend beckons in the AIB Ulster Club SFC. Trillick v Crossmaglen Rangers, O'Neills Healy Park, 7.15pm

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