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St Eunan's will do battle with Errigal Ciaran this Saturday in Omagh
With the county finals wrapped up, attention now turns to the provincial stage, where Donegal’s St Eunan’s will battle Tyrone’s Errigal Ciaran in the opening round of the Ulster Senior Football Championship this Saturday.
After a tense win over last year’s Tyrone champions Trillick, Errigal Ciaran arrive with confidence and a formidable forward line led by the talented Darragh Canavan, aiming to secure a place in the quarter-finals. St Eunan’s, freshly crowned Donegal champions after their victory over Dungloe, head to Healy Park determined to disrupt the plans of their highly rated Tyrone opponents.
With 16 county titles to their name, St Eunan’s hold the record as Donegal’s most decorated football club, though they’ve yet to reach an Ulster final. However, this year, they’re aiming to make history with a strong Black and Amber showing.
Match Details:
Fixture: Errigal Ciaran v St Eunan’s
Competition: Ulster Senior Football Championship, Round 1
Date and Venue: Saturday, November 2, O’Neill’s Healy Park, Omagh
Throw-in: 7.15pm
Live Broadcast: RTÉ2, coverage begins at 7pm
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