Ulster Intermediate Hurling Championship quarter-finals (ET if necessary)
Na Magha (Derry) v Eoghan Rua (Tyrone) Tomorrow, 3.30pm, Owenbeg
EOGHAN Ruadh defeated Eire Og 0-14 to 1-5 in the Tyrone Intermediate Hurling Championship final on August 17 to reach this Ulster quarter-final. Full-forward Damian Casey hit 0-9 as they retained the Benburb Cup with a comfortable victory over Eire Og of Carrickmore in Healy Park. Their opposition tomorrow, Na Magha, have stepped up to intermediate level after reaching last year's Ulster Junior Hurling Championship final, where they were beat by Bredagh of Down by 14 points.
Burt (Donegal) v Clooney Gaels (Antrim) Tomorrow, 3.30pm, Letterkenny
BURT won their third Donegal Hurling Championship title in-a-row with a 3-13 to 2-14 victory over arch-rivals Setanta in O'Donnell Park three weeks ago. Two points may be all that separated the sides at the final whistle, but Burt were more comfortable winners that the final margin suggests. Half-forward Niall Campbell scored 1-4 in the final and Clooney Gaels - who defeated Carey 3-14 to 2-12 in the Antrim intermediate decider - may have to watch the attacker closely.
Cuchulainn's (Armagh) v Bredagh (Down) Tomorrow, 3.30pm, Crossmaglen
AFTER defeat in the Armagh senior hurling championship last year, Cuchulainn's responded this year by beating Keady in a replay at the Athletic Grounds, with Declan Coulter (right) scoring 2-3 and Chris Coulter notching 0-8 for the city side. Bredagh have taken a step up to intermediate level after winning last year's Ulster Junior Championship. Bredagh's efforts in the All-Ireland hurling semi-finals, however, ended in defeat as they lost to Fullen Gaels by 1-12 to 1-4.
Ulster Junior Hurling Championship quarter-finals (ET if necessary)
Craobh Rua (Armagh) v Monaghan Harps (Monaghan) Tomorrow, 1.45pm, Crossmaglen MONAGHAN Harps defeated Carrickmacross 0-19 to 0-5 in Clontibret to reach the quarter-finals of this year's Ulster Intermediate Championship. Centre-half forward Maurice McKenna scored nine points in his side's victory. In Armagh, Craobh Rua ended more than a decade of heartache when they defeated Sean Tracey's of Lurgan 1-12 to 1-11 to win their first Armagh title.
Strabane Shamrocks (Tyrone) v Lisnaskea (Fermanagh) Tomorrow, 3.30pm, Omagh AFTER losing 0-17 to 1-9 to Naomh Colum Cille, Strabane Shamrocks are the side who represent Tyrone in the Ulster Junior Hurling Championship quarter-finals. Lisnaskea Emmett's were beaten 4-14 to 0-10 in the Fermanagh Championship and therefore represent the Ernemen at junior level.
Kilclief (Down) v Kickham's, Creggan (Antrim) Tomorrow, 3.30pm, Downpatrick
AFTER Kilclief's resounding 5-15 to 2-7 win over Carryduff, they now face Kickham's, Creggan with a place in the semi-final up for grabs. Creggan defeated Robert Emmett's, Cushendun 3-8 to 1-9 in the Antrim Junior Hurling Championship final.
Mullahoran (Cavan) v Eoghan Rua (Derry) Tomorrow, 3.30pm, Ballyconnell
MULLAHORAN won their 23rd hurling title in 24 years, beating Cootehill Celtic 0-13 to 0-4 at Kingspan Breffni Park. The club had been unbeaten in the Cavan Senior Hurling Championship since 1990 until surrendering the title to Ballymachugh in 2011. Nominated Derry outfit Eoghan Rua had to play Setanta in the first round and beat the Donegal outfit 4-14 to 1-9.