27/10/2021
27/10/2021
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Offaly GAA looking to recruit new referees
The referees have been appointed for the first weekend of Derry championship action.
The senior hurling championship begins on Friday, August 27 with three games down for decision.
Leadon Timberframe SHC
GROUP A
Slaughtneil v Ballinascreen Friday (7.00)
Referee: Micky Quigg (Swatragh)
Coleraine v Banagher Saturday (5.00)
Referee: Aidan McAleer (St Finbarr's)
GROUP B
Kevin Lynch's v Lavey Friday (7.00)
Referee: Owen Elliott
Swatragh v Na Magha Friday (7.30)
Referee: Tarlach Conway (Ballinascreen)
How the SHC works...
- Three group games to determine placings, followed by qualifiers, semi-finals and finals
- Top two in each group will play-off (1v2) with the two winners advancing to the SHC Final
- Two beaten teams will advance to the IHC Semi Finals.
- Bottom two teams in each group will play off (3v4) with the two winners advancing to the IHC Semi Finals and the losers playing in the JHC Final.
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City of Derry rugby club return to league action on Saturday when they host Bangor.
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Derry City boss, Ruaidhri Higgins, says Friday night's match at home to Bohemians is a "brilliant game" to look forward to
Derry City skipper Eoin Toal says that despite last week's defeat to Drogheda, the Candystripes will be giving their all to finish the season strongly.
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