24/10/2021
24/10/2021
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Derry Ladies champions Steelstown have been drawn to play last year's intermediate champions Faughanvale in this year's championship with begins on Monday night.
The Brian Ógs will travel to the 'Vale, with Glen hosting Moneymore
Senior championship
Quarter-Finals - Monday, August 30 (7.00)
(1) Glen v Moneymore
(2) Faughanvale v Steelstown
Losing teams into an open draw for shield semi-finals on Wednesday, September 22.
Semi-Finals – Monday, September 13 (7.30)
Winner 1 v Ballinascreen
Winner 2 v Ballymaguigan
Losing teams into and open draw for shield semi-finals.
Final – Sunday, September 26
Shield Final – Wednesday, September 29
Intermediate championship
Semi-Finals – Monday, September 13 (7.30)
Limavady v Coleraine
Magherafelt v Claudy
Losing teams into the shield final.
Final – Sunday, September 26
Shield Final – Wednesday, September 29
Junior championship
Semi-Finals – Monday, September 13 (7.30)
Dungiven v Craigbane
Desertmartin v Ballerin
Losing teams into the shield final.
Final – Sunday, September 26
Shield Final – Wednesday, September 29
Shannon playing Shosanna in Inglorious Basterds staged in the North West Regional College in 2016.
Cllr Maeve O'Neill: "We have shared in the alarm and outrage at reports of young women's drinks being spiked in Derry."
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