Cork have named the same side that beat Clare in the Munster SFC semi-final for Sunday’s provincial decider against Kerry.

John Devine has confirmed he has not left the Tyrone squad.

Enda McGinley has backed All-Ireland club champions Crossmaglen to make it three in a row.

Crossmaglen Rgs (Armagh) 2-10 Errigal Ciaran (Tyrone) 0-10

Crossmaglen Rangers will face Down opponents in the AIB Ulster Club SFC final for the second year running, after Cross and Kilcoo won their respective semi-finals today.

Perhaps it’s those back and amber stripes that strike crippling fear into the hearts of opponents. But Kilkenny’s hurlers and the footballers of Crossmaglen have much more than colours in common.

Errigal Ciarán will be without two first-choice attackers for Sunday’s Ulster Club Championship semi-final against All-Ireland champions Crossmaglen.

Errigal Ciaran captain Enda McGinley says manager Ronan McGuckin will be welcomed back into the camp after opting out of Sunday’s Ulster Club Football Championship clash with Ballinderry.

Errigal Ciaran (Tyrone) 0-11 Ballinderry (Derry) 0-10

It was a busy day of action in the provincial Football Championships in both Munster and Ulster, while new SFC champions were crowned in Donegal, Tipperary and Waterford.

Errigal Ciaran captain Enda McGinley is “shocked and disappointed” by manager Ronan McGuckin’s decision not to take charge of them against his native Ballinderry in Sunday week’s Ulster club SFC quarter-final.

Ballaghadereen are the new Mayo SFC champions after dethroning last year’s winners Ballintubber by 1-9 to 0-4 in Castlebar this afternoon.

Errigal Ciaran 0-13 Dromore 0-8

There were new Club Senior Football champions crowned in a number of counties today, with Errigal Ciaran ending their six-year wait for another Tyrone title.

Errigal Ciaran reached their first Tyrone SFC final in six years with a 1-7 to 0-9 beat Carrickmore at Plunkett Park, but champions Dromore are facing a semi-final replay with outsiders Killyclogher.

Tyrone champions Dromore made it safely through to the Power NI SFC quarter-finals with a 2-9 to 1-9 victory over Eglish at Carrickmore last night.

Tyrone legend Peter Canavan was officially appointed as the new manager of the Fermanagh senior footballers last night.

PETER CANAVAN has stepped down as Errigal Ciarán manager after three years in the job.

A late Peter Canavan free earned Errigal Chiarain a 0-10 each draw with Derry’s Ballinderry at Casement Park in the Ulster Football Semi Final.

MICHAEL DONNELLAN looks set to captain Galway following the county final win by his adopted Salthill/Knocknacarra.

CORK’S disappointment at losing their Munster SHC title will be shortlived.

PETER CANAVAN has admitted Kerry captain Michael McCarthy was wrongly booked in the incident involving the pair in Tyrone’s All-Ireland semi-final victory over the Kingdom in August.

CLARE GAA chiefs are hopeful that a six month ban hanging over football manager John Kennedy will be backdated to allow him coach the Banner next season. Kennedy’s unusually stiff suspension from the Kerry County Board is due to go before a Munster Council meeting tonight on appeal.

NEMO Rangers coach Billy Morgan believes that defenders Gary Murphy and Sean O’Brien should be part of Larry Tompkins’ Cork panel for the Allianz League.

HANDS UP if you’re surprised. Don’t look so sheepish; there’s a long queue behind you.

Nemo Rangers 1-12 Errigal Ciaran 0-11

ON the bus down to Dublin, as St Mary’s focused on the game with Waterford IT, a game which offered the Belfast teacher-training college the chance of a Sigerson weekend for the first time in five years, Mark Harte travelled as a spectator.

BALLINDERRY’S All-Ireland winning manager is backing Errigal Ciaran to reach a first-ever All-Ireland final.

Errigal Ciaran have sprung few surprises in their starting lineup ahead of Sunday's All-Ireland club semi-final clash with Nemo Rangers.

Nemo Rangers 4-15 Monaleen 0-6

Errigal Ciaran 0-8 Enniskillen Gaels 1-3

ALLSTAR Peter Canavan is in accolade-collecting form this weekend. Tomorrow night he is named at corner-forward on the Vodafone football team of 2002. On Sunday he fronts Errigal Ciaran’s bid for their first ever AIB Ulster football title against Enniskillen Gaels.

NOW for the hard part. Errigal Ciaran took three games to overcome the might of Armagh champions Crossmaglen in the Ulster club championship.

THE Management Committee of the Leinster Council has refused a request from the Dublin County Board seeking a contribution for their senior footballers’ holiday fund.

Mickey Harte is bracing himself for the fact that Sunday afternoon could spell his last stand as Errigal Ciaran boss.