Ulster club football round-up

Defending All-Ireland Club champions St. Gall's crashed out of the 2010/11 title race this afternoon, as Crossmaglen Rangers, Coalisland and Naomh Conaill came through the Ulster Club SFC quarter-finals.

Ulster club football round-up
Sun, 31 Oct, 2010 - 19:29

Defending All-Ireland Club champions St. Gall's crashed out of the 2010/11 title race this afternoon, as Crossmaglen Rangers, Coalisland and Naomh Conaill came through the Ulster Club SFC quarter-finals.

At St. Oliver Plunkett Park in Crossmaglen, the hosts got back into gear in the Ulster Championship after a one-year lapse with an impressive 1-12 to 0-9 win over title holders St. Gall's.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: St. Oliver Plunkett ParkPlace: CrossmaglenPlace: Healy ParkPlace: OmaghPlace: FermanaghPlace: MonaghanPlace: BallybofeyPerson: James MorganPerson: Johnny HanrattyPerson: Karl StewartPerson: Oisín McConvillePerson: StewartPerson: MorganPerson: St. GallPerson: Paul HeartyPerson: Kevin NiblockPerson: McConvillePerson: HanrattyPerson: Tiernan O'HaganPerson: Sean QuigleyPerson: Niall CassidyPerson: Stephen McNallyPerson: Johnny CurranPerson: Naomh ConaillEvent: 2010/11Event: Ulster Club SFCEvent: Ulster championshipOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: All-Ireland ClubOrganisation: St. GallOrganisation: Crossmaglen RangersOrganisation: CoalislandOrganisation: Naomh ConaillOrganisation: CrossmaglenOrganisation: ArmaghOrganisation: TyroneOrganisation: RosleaOrganisation: KillybegsOrganisation: Clontibret
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