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Naomh Conaill celebrate winning the Dr Maguire Photo Thomas Gallagher
Naomh Conaill have had their Ulster club championship opponents confirmed after Scotstown won the Monaghan SFC on Sunday after extra-time.
Scotstown, bidding for three-in-a-row, faced Inniskeen Grattans in Clones and the pair drew 0-15 apiece after the hour, before the reigning champions kicked on in the final two ten-minute periods.
It’s a tenth county title in 13 years for the club, who were spurred on by some of their county stars in Jack McCarron and Conor McCarthy as they won by 0-22 to 0-17.
It was a similar story in the Donegal SFC final as Naomh Conaill and Gaoth Dobhair couldn’t be separated after 60 minutes, but the Glenties-based side prevailed by 2-18 to 1-19.
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And their reward will be a trip to Clones, where they will face Scotstown on Sunday, November 9, at 1.30pm.
Scotstown made the Ulster final in 2023 before suffering a 0-13 to 0-11 defeat to eventual All-Ireland winners Glen, while they were also beaten finalists in 2018 against Gaoth Dobhair.
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