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Ulster youth side that will play in Donegal this weekend
The FAI Youth Interprovincial tournament returns this weekend and will be held across the north of Donegal.
The action is set to begin in Dry Arch Park and Ballyare tonight as only the second edition of the competition since 2019 gets underway.
Due to COVID disruption, the tournament has been on hold in recent times but it will return tonight to decide the Youth Interprovincial winners between Munster, Ulster, Connacht, and Leinster, with Connacht going in as the reigning champions, having won the competition last year in Dublin.
It is a round-robin style tournament where all teams play each other and the team that finishes top of the group will be crowned the winner with the runners-up in second spot.
Ulster will play host to Munster tonight in Letterkenny, while champions Connacht face off against Leinster, both games kicking off at 7pm.
Friday
Munster vs Ulster, 7pm, Dry Arch Park, Bonagee
Leinster vs Connacht, 7pm, Ballyare
Saturday
Ulster vs Connacht, 2pm, Flagpole Field, Rathmullan
Munster vs Leinster, 2pm, Lakeside, Aileach FC
Sunday
Leinster vs Ulster, 11am, Leckview Park, Letterkenny
Munster vs Connacht, 11am, Letterkenny Community Centre
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