MICHAEL McShane insists he won’t rush into any decision about his future following Slaughtneil’s Ulster final defeat to Cushendall on Sunday

THE Ulster title celebrations were still in full swing when Niall McCormack left to swap comparatively balmy Cushendall for the sub-zero temperatures of the Canadian Rockies in the early hours of Monday morning

CUSHENDALL are back out on their own again as kings of Ulster – and boss Brian Delargy believes his men are building on something special after bringing the Four Seasons Cup back to the Glens

Conor McAllister: Had a couple of dodgy moments in the semi-final win over Portaferry, and survived an early fumble when collecting a harmless Shane McGuigan effort. Confident afterwards, and distribution throughout. 6.5

MICHAEL McShane wore the weary expression of a man who had pucked every ball when he emerged from the Slaughtneil changing room after last year’s Ulster final defeat to Dunloy

SCHOOLBAG turfed to the floor, uniform fired off, Michael McShane was straight back out the front door with the hurl in his hand.

Armagh and Ulster champions Granemore and Crossmaglen chase places in All-Ireland junior camogie finals