TG4 Ulster Junior Championship
Derry v Antrim; Ballerin, 2pm
Antrim will be hoping to win this competition for the first time since 2022.
The Saffrons were recently crowned Lidl NFL Division 4 champions and have been in terrific form in 2025.
They’ll be favourites to land the provincial junior silverware and begin the round-robin format of the competition against Derry, who they defeated by 14 points in a Division 4 group clash in March.
Derry: T Cassidy; E Dillon, T Donnelly, J Corr; M Boylan, K Hargan, B Donnelly; L Brewster, A Crozier (capt.); N Hannon, A Ni Lochlainn, A Martin; A McAlister, C Donnelly, A Donnelly.
Antrim: A Devlin; N McIntosh, M Blaney, M Mulholland; S O’Neill, C Brown, D Coleman; A Mulholland, Á Tubridy; T Mellon, O Dahunsi, A Kelly; B Devlin (capt.), N Jones, M O’Neill.
TG4 Ulster Intermediate Championship
Fermanagh v Tyrone; Kinawley, 2pm
Fermanagh will look to regroup quickly after losing out to Antrim in the Lidl NFL Division 4 Final.
But the main goal of promotion to Division 3 was achieved and that will have the 2024 TG4 All-Ireland Junior champions in good form as they prepare for a return to Intermediate fare.
It’s a stiff test for Fermanagh when they take on Tyrone, who will want a reaction after suffering relegation to Division 2.
The Red Hands will also feel they’re leading contenders for the TG4 All-Ireland Intermediate crown, after contesting last year’s final.
The winners of this preliminary round tie will take on Down in the Ulster semi-final, with Monaghan and Cavan on the other end of the draw.
Both semi-finals are due to be played on Sunday May 4.
Fermanagh: A Haren; S McQuade (capt.), C Clarke, E Keenan; N Boyle, C Murphy, C Bogue; S Feeley, M McGloin; A O’Brien, C Martin, L Maguire; J Doonan, E Smyth, N McManus.
Tyrone: A Coyle; J Lyons, G McKenna, E Quinn; C Canavan, M Corrigan, S McCarroll; M Mallon, A McHugh (capt.); M Moore, S Gormley, A Horisk; A McGahan, C McCrossan, N O’Neill.
