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The Glen team pictured after their quarter-final win over Moneymore.
The semi-final lineups for the Derry Ladies Football championships is now complete.
Senior champions Steelstown powered their way past Faughanvale in Monday night's quarter-final.
They will face Ballymaguigan in a repeat of last year's final.
Glen will now play Ballinascreen in the semi-final after their win over 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)
Glen v Ballinascreen
Steelstown 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
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