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Derry's Ulster minor and senior games have been fixed, following Friday's meeting of Ulster GAA's CCC.
The seniors will take on Armagh at the end of October, at a venue yet to be decided. The game was originally fixed for Celtic Park, but Ulster GAA have yet to confirm any venues for the senior games.
The decision will be made at the next meeting of Ulster CCC.
Ulster SFC
Round 1 - Oct 31/Nov 1
Monaghan v Down
Quarter-Finals - Oct 31/Nov 1
1 - Derry v Armagh
2 - Donegal v Tyrone
Quarter-Finals - Nov 7/8
3 - Antrim v Monaghan/Cavan
4 - Fermanagh v Down
Semi-finals - Nov 14/15
2 v 1
4 3 3
Final - Nov 22
Ulster MFC
The minor Football championship has had a back door in recent years, but due to the lockdown it was previously decided
to revert to a straight knockout format, mirroring the senior games on the dates below.
Round 1 - October 17/18
Monaghan v Cavan (Clones)
Quarter-Finals - October 23-25
Derry v Armagh (Celtic Park)
Donegal v Tyrone (Ballybofey)
Antrim v Monaghan/Cavan (Antrim venue/Breffni Park)
Fermanagh v Down (Enniskillen)
Dates of the Ulster Minor Football Championship Semi Finals and Final will be confirmed at the next CCC meeting but the final will be no later than Sunday 22 nd November.
Following discussions with Ulster Schools, it was agreed that the MacRory and MacLarnon Cup Finals would be played on a date or dates between October 9-17 inclusive.
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