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Knocking on the door: Belfast school has long-term plan after maiden MacRory campaign

From Neil Loughran at The Dub

THEIR maiden MacRory Cup campaign has proved a steep learning curve for Our Lady and St Patrick’s College, Knock – but the Belfast school is hoping this is only the beginning of the journey.

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Gilligan sees room for improvement as Kilcoo sweep past Ramor

SHAUN MAHONEY 06 Dec, 2021

Ulster Club Senior Football Championship quarter-final: Ramor United 1-8 Kilcoo 3-13 KILCOO assistant manager Conleith Gilligan insists his side will have to improve if they are to get past Glenn/Scotstown in the Ulster Club Championship semi-final.

Comeback kings Clann Eireann book Ulster semi spot after overcoming Kickham's Creggan

From Brendan Crossan at Corrigan Park 06 Dec, 2021

Ulster Club Senior Football Championship quarter-final: Kickham's Creggan (Antrim) 0-17 Clann Eireann (Armagh) 2-14 THE devil-may-care heroes of Clann Eireann wrote another glorious chapter into the club's history books by recording a fantastic debut win in the Ulster Club Championship yesterday after sharing an extra-time thriller with Antrim champions Kickham's Creggan at Corrigan Park.

Kilcoo better now than when they won the UIster title, says Watty's Graham's Glen manager Malachy O'Rourke

Andy Watters 06 Dec, 2021

KILCOO are a better side now than they were two years ago when they won the UIster title, reckons Watty’s Graham’s manager Malachy O’Rourke.

Statement of intent as Watty Graham's Glen see off Scotstown to book Ulster Championship semi-final spot

Andy Watters 06 Dec, 2021

Ulster Senior Club Football Championship: Watty Graham’s Glen 1-18 Scotstown 0-12 THEY’VE waited 73 years to get to this stage and Glen are now determined to make the most of it.

Clann Eireann overwhelm Creggan with some moments of magic

From Brendan Crossan at Corrigan Park 06 Dec, 2021

Ulster Club Senior Football Championship quarter-final: Kickham’s Creggan (Antrim) 0-17 Clann Eireann (Armagh) 2-14 VICTORIOUS Clann Eireann manager Tommy Coleman wasn’t boasting with reporters afterwards – he was merely stating the blindingly obvious after watching his side overwhelm Antrim champions Kickham’s Creggan in a pulsating Ulster quarter-final that needed extra-time to find a winner.

My county: Brian McAlinden reflects on days of triumph and disappointment with Armagh

Andy Watters 04 Dec, 2021

ONLY crumbs remain of the scones and the coffee cups are cold and empty when we get to the why; why Brian McAlinden was able to drive himself and his team so hard during his years with Armagh.

Creggan might have enough experience and muscle to see off Clann Eireann

Brendan Crossan 04 Dec, 2021

Ulster Club Senior Football Championship quarter-final: Kickham’s Creggan (Antrim) v Clann Eireann (Armagh) (tomorrow, Corrigan Park, 1.

Kilcoo have too much experience to suffer shock end to Ulster defence

Neil Loughran 04 Dec, 2021

AIB Ulster Club SFC quarter-final: Ramor United (Cavan) v Eoghan Rua, Kilcoo (Down) (tonight, Kingspan Breffni, 6pm – live on RTE2) WEDNESDAY past marked the two-year anniversary of Kilcoo's maiden Ulster Championship triumph – and this evening they finally begin the defence of that crown against Cavan kingpins Ramor United at Kingspan Breffni.

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