Eight Tyrone footballers are included, making the Red Hand the most represented county in this year’s squad, while four of Donegal’s All-Ireland winning team make the cut: Michael Murphy, Mark McHugh and Eamon and Neil McGee.
Sunday’s meeting is a repeat of last year’s final which Ulster won 3-11 to 1-15 to claim their first win in the interpros since 2009.
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Leinster face Connacht in Pearse Park, Longford in Sunday’s other semi-final.
Ulster Interprovincial Football Squad
Armagh: Kieran McKeever
Antrim: Kevin Niblock
Cavan: David Gibney, Gearoid McKiernan
Derry: Chrissy McKaigue, Dermot McBride
Donegal: Michael Murphy, Neil McGee, Eamon McGee, Mark McHugh
Down: Benny Coulter, Paul McComiskey, Brendan McVeigh, Mark Poland
Fermanagh: Tommy McElroy
Monaghan: Darren Hughes (c), Kieran Hughes, Conor McManus
Tyrone: Pascal McConnell, Joe McMahon, Sean Cavanagh, Martin Penrose, Peter Harte, Cathal McCarron, Justin McMahon, Connor McAliskey
Kernan names Ulster men for Interpro title defence
MONAGHAN’S DARREN HUGHES will captain Ulster again as they look to defend their interprovincial title.
Manager Joe Kernan named his 26-man squad last night ahead of Sunday’s semi-final against Munster in the Athletic Grounds.
Eight Tyrone footballers are included, making the Red Hand the most represented county in this year’s squad, while four of Donegal’s All-Ireland winning team make the cut: Michael Murphy, Mark McHugh and Eamon and Neil McGee.
Sunday’s meeting is a repeat of last year’s final which Ulster won 3-11 to 1-15 to claim their first win in the interpros since 2009.
Leinster face Connacht in Pearse Park, Longford in Sunday’s other semi-final.
Ulster Interprovincial Football Squad
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