Crossmaglen win 11th Ulster crown in superb finale

It was Crossmaglen whose cuteness shone through when it was needed most.

Crossmaglen win 11th Ulster crown in superb finale
Sun, 29 Nov, 2015 - 19:50

By John Fogarty

Crossmaglen Rangers 2-17 Scotstown 2-12 (after extra-time)

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