'Because it's Antrim, they're perceived as a minnow...'they'll roll over''

As Corrigan Park fight is taken to Croke Park, Eamon McGee says Ulster GAA have made a mess of the situation
'Because it's Antrim, they're perceived as a minnow...'they'll roll over''

HOME SWEET HOME: A general view before the Allianz Hurling League Division 1B match between Antrim and Laois at Corrigan Park in Belfast. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

Antrim have officially contested the Ulster Council’s decision to stage their provincial SFC quarter-final against Armagh in Páirc Esler next month.

Andy McEntee’s side were due home advantage in Corrigan Park having been drawn out of the hat first last October. However, Ulster GAA’s competition control committee last Thursday confirmed the April 12 evening game for Newry.

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