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The John McLaughlin Cup (Pic: Mary K Burke)
Reigning champions Magherafelt have been drawn with 2018 finalists Lavey in the first round of the Derry SFC, when it enters the knock-out stages next month.
The draw took place at Monday night's meeting of Derry CCC.
Glen will face Kilrea, with Slaughtneil drawn to play intermediate champions Foreglen.
There is a repeat of last season's meeting of Swatragh and Banagher, while Killian Conlan's Newbridge will face his native Ballinderry coached by his brother Mickey C.
SFC Round 4 (Venues TBC)
Sat, Sept 5
2.00 - Coleraine v Claudy
4.00 - Newbridge v Ballinderry
4.00 - Glen v Kilrea
4.00 - Ballinascreen v Bellaghy
Sun, Aug 6
1.00 - Slaughtneil v Foreglen
3.00 - Loup v Dungiven
3.00 - Swatragh v Banagher
6.00 - Lavey v Magherafelt
Quarter Finals – Open draw (avoiding repeat pairings if possible)
Semi Finals – Open Draw
Senior reserve FC Round 4
Mon, Sept 7 (7.00)
Swatragh v Foreglen
Magherafelt v Claudy
Loup v Coleraine
Slaughtneil v Banagher
Bellaghy v Kilrea
Lavey v Newbridge
Dungiven v Glen
Ballinderry v Ballinascreen
IFC Qualifiers
Slaughtmanus v Drumsurn - Sat, Sept 5 (2.00)
Lissan v Glenullin - Sun, Sept 6 (3.00)
Ballymaguigan v Limavady - Sat, Sept 6 (2.00)
Glack v Doire Trasna - Date TBC
Greenlough, Castledawson, Faughanvale and Steelstown already qualified for the quarter-finals
Quarter Finals – Open draw (avoiding repeat pairings if possible)
Semi Finals – Open Draw
Intermediate Reserve Quarter-finals
Limavady v Drumsurn - Mon, Sept 7 (7.00)
Greenlough v Glenullin - Date TBC
Faughanvale v Steelstown - Date TBC
Castledawson v Lissan - Date TBC
Actor Stephen Rea and GAA President Larry McCarthy with the late Sean Brown's widow, Bridie, at a memorial plaque unveiled last Thursday evening in Bellaghy. Photographs by Brendan McTaggart.
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