Scotstown boss McCague unhappy Ulster semi wasn't completed

The Monaghan champions were ahead by four points at O’Neills Healy Park when referee Joe McQuillan called a half

A view of pitch conditions at O'Neill's Healy Park, Omagh after the match was abandoned. Pic: ©INPHO/Dan Clohessy

Scotstown manager David McCague insisted the Ulster Club SFC semi-final against Newbridge should have been finished, despite the worsening weather conditions which forced referee Joe McQuillan to abandon the tie at half-time.

The Monaghan champions were ahead by four points at O’Neills Healy Park when the Cavan official called a half, citing concerns over players safety as wind and rain battered the ground on a wintry afternoon in Omagh.