25/10/2021
25/10/2021
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Matthew Downey celebrates scoring against Drumloman Gaels in last year's Ulster championship (Pic: Seamus Loughran)
Derry and Ulster minor champions Lavey put their county title on the line on Monday night at home to Glen, in a repeat of last year's final.
With only captain Cormac Collins, Ryan McGill and Joe Duggan overage from their winning team last year, they will again set the standard.
MINOR CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER-FINALS
(Monday 7.00 unless stated)
GRADE A
Lavey v Glen
Kilrea v Magherafelt (Sun 4.00)
Bellaghy v Steelstown
Ballinderry v Dungiven
GRADE B1
Glenullin v Swatragh
Banagher v Craigbane
Loup v Slaughtneil
GRADE B2
Ballinascreen v Castledawson
Newbridge v Doire Trasna
Desertmartin v Coleraine
Slaughtmanus v Greenlough
GRADE C
Faughanvale v St Michael’s
Lissan v St Patrick’s
Claudy v Ballymaguigan
Moneymore v Ballerin
Durkan: Overcapacity at Altnagelvin "is making life even more difficult for the great staff team there who already overstretched and under pressure"
The PSNI are appealing for anyone who knows anything about the reported shots being fired in the Sevenoaks area of Derry to contact them
Nathan Gartside pulled off several good saves.
Abbey B&B has been hosting guests for 21 years.
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