Seven Ulster GAA county titles up for grabs on Super Sunday

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 16 Oct, 18:02 · Archive

Seven county Gaelic games titles will be decided across Ulster on Sunday, with several clubs seeking their first senior honours.

Seven county Gaelic games titles will be decided across Ulster on Sunday, with a number of clubs bidding to end lengthy waits for championship success or claim their first senior honours.

In Tyrone, Edendork will contest their first senior county final when they face Errigal Ciaran at Omagh's Healy Park at 16:30 BST. Edendork reached the final with a semi-final win over Donaghmore. Their opponents Errigal Ciaran are bidding for a third county title in five years and boast players including Peter Harte, Niall Morgan, Conn Kilpatrick and Darren McCurry.

In Antrim, St Brigid's will play their first-ever senior football final against Rossa. St Brigid's have lost to the eventual winners in each of the last three seasons but won their semi-final decisively. Senior football finals are also taking place in Armagh, Cavan, Donegal and Monaghan on Sunday. Clonduff ended their 26-year wait for Down football honours the previous weekend.

How it is being reported

• Antrim SFC final: St Brigid's stalwart dreaming of county title double on 'Super Sunday'Six senior football titles will be handed out across Ulster on Sunday evening and one St Brigid's clubman has a unique interest in the Antrim and Armagh decidersBelfast Live · 16 Oct, 17:36
• A super Sunday awaits across Ulster in club finalsBBC Sport NI looks ahead to Sunday when seven county titles are up for grabs across Ulster in Gaelic games.BBC Northern Ireland · 16 Oct, 08:31

In this story: Ulster · Edendork · Errigal Ciaran · St Brigid's · Tyrone · Antrim

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