THE FIXTURES FOR the 2020 Ulster GAA Senior Football Championship have been released, with confirmation coming that this year’s final will not take place in St Tiernach’s Park in Clones.
It will be the first Ulster final to be staged outside of the Monaghan town since 2006 – when Armagh defeated Donegal at Croke Park.
All venues must comply with the GAA ‘Return to Play’ guidelines and specifically dressing room capabilities. The away team will take preference in a ground where there are only two suitable dressing rooms.
This year’s Ulster SFC games are as follows.
Saturday 31 October: preliminary round
Monaghan v Cavan, St Tiernach’s Park. Clones (1.15pm)
Sunday 1 November: quarter-finals
Donegal v Tyrone, Ballybofey (1.30pm); Derry v Armagh, Celtic Park, Derry (4pm).
Saturday 7 November 7: quarter-final
Antrim v Monaghan/Cavan, Corrigan Park (subject to safety certificate)/Kingspan Breffni Park (1.15pm)
Sunday 8 November: quarter-final
Fermanagh v Down, Brewster Park, Enniskillen (1.30pm)
Saturday 14 November: semi-final
Donegal/Tyrone v Derry/Armagh, venue TBC (1.15pm)
Sunday 15 November: semi-final
Fermanagh/Down v Antrim/Cavan/Monaghan, venue TBC (1.30pm)
Sunday 22 November: Final, venue TBC (4.0pm)
