Home sides triumph in Ulster club championship

The race to replace Crossmaglen as AIB Ulster Club Senior Football champions heated up this afternoon, with the four rescheduled quarter-finals taking place.

Home sides triumph in Ulster club championship
Sun, 08 Nov, 2009 - 16:23

The race to replace Crossmaglen as AIB Ulster Club Senior Football champions heated up this afternoon, with the four rescheduled quarter-finals taking place.

Tyrone champions Dromore, who had their captain Colm McCullagh red carded late on, lost out to Monaghan side Clontibret, for whom Conor McManus played a central role in a gutsy 0-10 to 0-8 win in Clones.

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