WEEKEND FIXTURES
SATURDAY
TG4 ULSTER JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Derry v London – Owenbeg @ 1pm
U20’s
Fermanagh v Cavan – Kinawley @ 2pm
Donegal v Down – Red Hughs @ 2pm
SUNDAY
TG4 ULSTER SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Tyrone v Armagh – Healy Park @2pm
TYRONE AND MONAGHAN ADVANCE
After a very busy weekend of football we now know that Tyrone and Armagh will contest this year’s Ulster Senior final and Monaghan and Cavan will meet in the intermediate decider.
WEEKEND RESULTS
Senior Championship
Donegal 2-7 Tyrone 4-9
Intermediate Championship (semi-final)
Monaghan 0-13 Down 0-8
Junior Championship
Antrim 4-21 London 1-6
MINOR FINALS
Platinum Down 5-9 Donegal 2-15
Gold Tyrone 2-14 Cavan 0-12
Silver Derry 1-5 Armagh 3-11
Bronze Antrim 4-7 Monaghan 2-14
U16 Bronze Final
Antrim 2-2 Fermanagh 1-10
CAVAN REACH TG4 INTERMEDIATE FINAL
TG4 INTERMEDIATE SEMI FINAL
Cavan 2-11 Fermanagh 0-12
Cavan booked their place in the Ulster intermediate final earlier tonight with a 5 point win over Fermanagh. This was a yoyo game with the sides level 8 times. Fermanagh led at he break by a single point 0-7 to 1-3, the Cavan goal coming from Keri Mc Cormack.
The second half continued to be tight and was only when Ella Sheridan netted in injury time that the Breffni side could breathe a massive sigh of relief.
Fermanagh had to do without the services of Blaithin Bogue and Joanne Doonan. Despite this they played brilliantly with Eimear Smyth contributing 11 of her sides tally.
Cavan were pushed all the way and had their own scoring machine to thank for victory. The in form Ella Sheridan notched 1-7.
The second semi final between Monaghan and Down will take place on Sunday at 1pm in Smithboro.
SUPER BUSY WEEKEND
It’s another super busy weekend with championship and underage finals scheduled for Saturday and Sunday.
SATURDAY 2ND MAY
Junior Championship
Antrim v London (2pm) Tir na nOg, Randalstown
Minor Championship
Silver Final – Derry v Armagh (12 noon) Killyclogher
Platinum Final – Down v Donegal (2pm) Killyclogher
SUNDAY 3RD MAY
Senior Championship
Donegal v Tyrone (3pm) Lifford
Intermediate Championship
Monaghan v Down (1pm) Eire Og, Smithboro
Minor championship
Gold Final – Tyrone v Cavan (12.30) Convoy COE
Bronze Final – Antrim v Monaghan (1.00pm) Errigal Ciaran
U16
Bronze Final – Antrim v Fermanagh (3.00pm) Errigal Ciaran
FERMANAGH V CAVAN WEDNESDAY
TG4 Ulster Ladies Intermediate Championship 2026
Semi-Final
Wednesday 29th April
Throw-In: 7.30pm
Tickets are now live:
WEEKEND ROUND UP
TG4 CHAMPIONSHIP
Armagh held off a late challenge from Donegal to win round 1 of the TG4 senior championship 0-10 to 1-4. Blaithin Mackin was in superb form and her first half tally of 4 points helped the Orchard girls to a 0-8 to 0-1 half time lead. Donegal out scored Armagh in the second half 1-3 to 0-2 but time ran out for the Tir Chonaill challenge.
In the opening game in the TG4 junior championship Antrim put their recent league final defeat to Louth behind then as they ran out 8 points winners against Derry. Full time score Derry 2-8 Antrim 1-19.
U20’s
In the U20’s there were wins for Monaghan and Tyrone. The Farney side defeated Fermanagh 5-9 to 2-5 while Tyrone had a goal to spare away to Down, 2-4 to 1-4.
MINORS
Monaghan cruised to victory in the U18 Bronze semi-final. The beat Fermanagh 4-18 to 1-9 in Belcoo.
U16’s
In the U16 finals there were victories for Cavan, Armagh and Derry. Cavan defeated Tyrone in an unbelievable Platinum decider, 2-18 to 3-12. In the Gold final Armagh beat neighbours Monaghan 0-14 to 1-8 and Derry got the better of Donegal in the Silver final. The bronze semi final between Fermanagh and Down went to extra time before the Erne girls won 1-14 to 2-9.
JUNIOR AND SENIOR OPENING GAMES
The Ulster Championship gets underway this weekend with round 1 games in the junior and senior competitions.
Kicking off the championship season is the meeting of Derry and Antrim in the junior competition. This game is set for Ballymaguigan on Saturday with a 4pm throw in.
Round 1 of the senior championship sees Armagh host Division 2 league champions Donegal. This is a repeat of last year’s final which the orchard county won. To add some spice to the tie, Donegal will be managed by Armagh native James Daly. Throw in at the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds is 2pm on Sunday.
The U20 championship continues on Saturday with Monaghan hosting Fermanagh in Blackhill and Down meeting Tyrone at Clann na nBanna
CHAMPIONSHIPS GET UNDERWAY
It’s a super busy weekend of football with the start of our junior and senior championship and numerous underage semi finals and finals
Saturday 25th April
Junior Championship @4.00pm
Derry v Antrim (Ballymaguigan)
Minor Bronze Semi-Final (2pm)
Fermanagh v Monaghan (Belcoo)
U20 Championship @2pm
Monaghan v Fermanagh (Blackhill)
Down v Tyrone (Clann na nBanna)
Sunday 26th April
Senior Championship @2.00pm
Armagh v Donegal (Box-It Athletic Grounds)
Under 16 Championship in Kinawley Brian Borus
Platinum Final
Tyrone v Cavan (1pm)
Gold Final
Monaghan v Armagh (11.00am)
Under 16 Championship in Naomh Eoghan Newtownstewart
Silver Final
Donegal v Derry (11.00am)
Under 16 Bronze Semi-Final (2pm)
Fermanagh v Down (Maguirebridge)
WEEKEND RESULTS
U20
Cavan 0-8 Monaghan 0-8
Tyrone 2-10 Donegal 6-14
U16s
Cavan 4-9 Derry 4-3
Armagh 3-12 Fermanagh 1-10
MINOR RESULTS
Armagh 2-10 Cavan 6-9
Monaghan 0-6 Donegal 8-8
Derry 1-9 Tyrone 3-20
WEEKEND FIXTURES
SATURDAY – MINORS @2PM
Down V Fermanagh – St. John’s, Drumnaquoile
Derry v Tyrone – Sean Dolans
Armagh v Cavan – Carrickcruppen
Monaghan v Donegal – Aughnamullen
SUNDAY – U16’s @2pm
Armagh v Fermanagh – St. Ronan’s, Lurgan
Cavan v Derry – Breffni 3G
U20’s CHAMPIONSHIP
Cavan v Monaghan – Redhills @11am
Tyrone v Donegal – Edendork @2pm
