Naomh Conaill - champions for the eighth time in Donegal Picture Thomas Gallagher
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23 Oct 2025
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Theo Colhoun gets away from trouble during Four Masters' win over Fr Rock's in the Ulster semi-final
The opening day of 2025 will see the Donegal minor county champions Four Masters back into another Ulster final as they defend their provincial crown against Derry side Magherafelt in Belfast.
It is the first time a Donegal side has appeared in a third Ulster decider in-a-row with the Four Masters minor looking to replicate the great Killybegs team of the 1980s by winning a second provincial minor title on the trot after beating Cavan Gaels in the decider on New Year's Day last season on a 1-10 to 2-4 scoreline.
After securing victory over Scotstown and Fr Rock's in the previous two rounds, Four Masters arrive with confidence and a formidable forward line led by talents such as Conor McCahill, Kevin Muldoon, and the Carr brothers Tomas and Turlough, to name a few.
Throw-in for this final will commence at 1pm in Belfast at the Shaw's Road and will also be streamed online.
Match details
Fixture: Four Masters v Magherafelt
Competition: Ulster Minor Club Football Championship Final
Date and Venue: Wednesday, January 1, St Paul's GAA Club, Belfast
Throw-in: 1pm
Broadcast: The game will be live-streamed and can be purchased HERE
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