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Captains Joey Clarke from Tyrone and Donegal's Sean Martin, with match referee Barry McMenamin. Photo: Donegal GAA
Owenbeg has been confirmed as the venue for the Dalata Hotels Ulster U-20 Football Championship final between Donegal and Tyrone.
Following on from the semi-finals, the Ulster Council confirmed the scheduling for the final, which will take place on Wednesday, April 30, at the Derry GAA Centre, starting at 7:30pm.
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Donegal were 4-19 to 2-7 winners over Cavan in Ballybofey, while Tyrone got past Derry on 3-12 to 0-19 win over Derry in Owenbeg. Gary Boyle’s Donegal overcame Tyrone 3-16 to 0-17 in the group stage of the competition. The referee for the decider is yet to be confirmed.
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