27/10/2021
27/10/2021
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Mark McGuigan in action during the 2017 clash at Owenbeg. (Pic: Mary K Burke)
Slaughtneil
Dunloy
Slaughtneil and Dunloy meet on Sunday in a repeat of the 2017 clash won by the Emmet's on their way to a second Ulster title.
The game was originally fixed for Armagh but has been moved to Newry and will be preceded by the Ulster camogie final.
Sunday, November 9 - Páirc Esler
1.00 - Slaughtneil v Loughgiel (camogie)
3.00 - Slaughtneil v Dunloy (hurling)
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