Katrina Rainey died from her injuries after being found in a burning car last week.
17/10/2021
17/10/2021
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New Derry minor manager Martin Boyle will face Cavan in his first championship after the Oakleafers were drawn to face the Breffni county at a meeting of Ulster CCC on Tuesday night.
The U20 draw was also made and Derry were pulled out to meet Fermanagh in a repeat of last season's semi-final.
Mickey Donnelly is back in charge of Derry after winning the title in 2017 and losing last year's decider.
The U20 championship has been moved back to the earlier slot in February after two seasons where it overlapped with the senior championship.
It could prevent players from the MacRory and McLarnon Cup teams from featuring as it is during their knock-out season but it will free up time later in the season as county CCC officers juggle their programme of games.
U20 Championship
Round 1 - Saturday 8 February
Derry v Fermanagh
Quarter Finals - Saturday 15 February
(1) Cavan v Down
(2) Donegal v Monaghan
(3) Armagh v Tyrone
(4) Antrim v Prelim winner
Semi Finals - Friday 28/ Saturday 29 February
1 v 2
3 v 4
Final - Saturday 7 / Sunday 8 March
Ulster Minor Football Championship
Preliminary Round - Saturday 18 April
Derry v Cavan
Round 1 - Saturday 25 April
Fermanagh v Antrim
Donegal v Down
Monaghan v Armagh
Tyrone v Prelim winner
Qualifier Round 1 - Saturday, May 2
Round 2 / Qualifier Round 2 - Saturday 9 / Sunday 10 May
Qualifier Round 3 - Saturday 16 / Sunday 17 May
Semi-Finals - Friday 19 – Sunday 21 June
Final - Saturday 4 / Sunday 5 July
Brooke Park has retained its Green Flag status.
St Columb's College is celebrating the 1,500th anniversary of the birth of St Columba.
Katrina Rainey died from her injuries after being found in a burning car last week.
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