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Donegal-Cavan Ulster championship double-header set for Clones
St Tiernach’s Park will host two massive clashes on Sunday, 8 May.
THE ULSTER SENIOR football championship semi-final showdown between Donegal and Cavan will be played at St Tiernach’s Park, Clones, on Sunday 8 May.
Ulster GAA confirmed the venue and a throw-in time of 4pm last night, and The42 understands that the ladies football clash between the counties will be played beforehand.
Maxi Curran’s Donegal Ladies, who were Division 1 league runners-up last month, face Gerry Moane’s Breffni in their provincial opener [throw-in 1.45pm], with a place in the Ulster final up for grabs.
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That fixture was originally scheduled for Brewster Park this Sunday, while Monaghan and Armagh face off in the other semi-final this weekend.
Declan Bonner’s Donegal and Mickey Graham’s Cavan set-up a repeat of the 2020 Ulster final after overcoming Armagh and Antrim respectively last weekend.
The other semi-final, between Monaghan/Down and Derry/Tyrone, will be played the following weekend at Armagh’s Athletic Grounds.
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Donegal-Cavan Ulster championship double-header set for Clones
THE ULSTER SENIOR football championship semi-final showdown between Donegal and Cavan will be played at St Tiernach’s Park, Clones, on Sunday 8 May.
Ulster GAA confirmed the venue and a throw-in time of 4pm last night, and The42 understands that the ladies football clash between the counties will be played beforehand.
Maxi Curran’s Donegal Ladies, who were Division 1 league runners-up last month, face Gerry Moane’s Breffni in their provincial opener [throw-in 1.45pm], with a place in the Ulster final up for grabs.
That fixture was originally scheduled for Brewster Park this Sunday, while Monaghan and Armagh face off in the other semi-final this weekend.
Declan Bonner’s Donegal and Mickey Graham’s Cavan set-up a repeat of the 2020 Ulster final after overcoming Armagh and Antrim respectively last weekend.
The other semi-final, between Monaghan/Down and Derry/Tyrone, will be played the following weekend at Armagh’s Athletic Grounds.
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