Josh Cronolly McGee fires in a crucial goal in the Donegal decider.
Setanta will face St John’s of Antrim in their historic first-ever outing in the Ulster Club SHC after the Saffrons title was decided on Sunday.
St John’s ended a 52-year wait to get back to the top of the Antrim pecking order as they defeated Loughgiel Shamrocks 2-16 to 1-18 on Sunday.
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Conor Johnston and Shea Shannon were to the fore for the Belfast side, who also came through a hard-fought semi-final against Cushendall after extra time.
Setanta, meanwhile, have been idle since the end of August after their Donegal decider win over St Eunan's. And a full 11 weeks will have elapsed by the time they finally get back down to action on the weekend of November 15/16.
Meanwhile, the Donegal champions have announced the launch of a limited edition retro jersey to commemorate the club’s first appearance in the Ulster Senior Club Championship.
All proceeds will go directly into the team’s training fund - meaning every purchase is a vote of confidence in the Donegal SHC winners’ future success.
The jersey sale will only be open for one week, ensuring that orders arrive in time to wear them at the big match. Don’t miss this one-time opportunity to own a piece of the club’s history.
The jersey can be purchased at the following link .
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