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Finnbarr Roarty and Abigail Temple Asokuh will be aiming to help their teams to provincial titles on Saturday
Donegal take on Armagh in a double-header tomorrow, Saturday, for the Ulster SFC and LGFA Ulster Senior Championship finals.
At 3pm, James Daly's side aim to win the provincial crown against Armagh, at St Tiernach's Park in Clones. The match will be screened live on the TG4 YouTube channel, with coverage getting underway at 2:55pm.
Then, at 5:25pm, at the same venue, Jim McGuinness' Donegal face Armagh for the Anglo-Celt Cup. Donegal won last year's decider on penalties, 6-5, after a 0-20 to 0-20 draw after extra-time. Armagh brushed themselves off the go on to win the All-Ireland SFC title, beating Galway in the final.
BBC2 NI are starting their coverage at 4:55pm, while RTÉ2 will show the match live on the Saturday Game, which starts at 2:45pm with the Leinster SHC match between Galway and Wexford starting at 3.15pm before the attention will turn to Clones.
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