Ulster Club Championship 2022

CORDUFF manager Seamus McEnaney labelled Galbally red-hot favourites going into tomorrow’s rescheduled Ulster Intermediate Football Championship final but Enda McGarrity, joint-captain of the Pearse’s, doesn’t agree with Banty’s assessment.

LAST year, when these champions met at the semi-final stage, Glen briefly had the game in their hands.

THE KILCOO defence has conceded just 18 scores in their two outings in this year’s Ulster Championship campaign.

CONOR Carville admits that even in Maghera there aren’t many “super-confident” that Glen will dethrone defending champions Kilcoo in Sunday’s Ulster final.

THE pressure is off Kilcoo this season, says Aidan Branagan, and there is a better buzz in the camp of the reigning Ulster and All-Ireland champions.

IT’S “not soccer we’re playing” says Corduff manager Seamus McEnaney who denies that the Monaghan champions – who meet Tyrone’s Galbally in Saturday’s Ulster Intermediate Championship final – are over-reliant on the physical aspects of the game.

GLEN manager Malachy O’Rourke expects to have Conor Glass, Conor Convery and Eunan Mulholland fit for Sunday’s Ulster Club Championship final against reigning champions Kilcoo.

Ulster Senior Club Football Championship semi-final: Kilcoo 3-14 Enniskillen Gaels 1-9 From Andy Watters at the Athletic Grounds KILCOO cantered through to their third consecutive Ulster final thanks to an 11-point win over an out-gunned Enniskillen side who managed just a point in the first half.

Ulster Senior Club Football Championship semi-final: Kilcoo (Down) v Enniskillen Gaels (Fermanagh) (today, the Athletic Grounds, 6pm) By Andy Watters WHO is your money on here? Only Enniskillen diehards will argue against the obvious choice and, no doubt after watching their team win a first Fermanagh title in 16 years and then show nerves of steel to dump out Cavan’s Gowna at the Ulster quarter-final stage, they could make a convincing case.

SUCCESS has bred success in Slaughtneil and the Robert Emmet’s club begin their quest for three in-a-row in Ulster with a squad Michael McShane rates as the best he has assembled since he took the reins of the Derry champions eight years’ ago.