Scotstown v Derry's Champions in Clones on 8 November: Ulster Dates for Every Monaghan Champion
Monaghan's club champions now head into Ulster. Scotstown host the Derry champions in Clones on Sunday 8 November, the junior champions meet St Mary's Rasharkin on 1 November, and Donaghmoyne and Truagh Gaels ladies are already winning in the provincial series.
By the Monaghan Brief staff·Edited by Seamus McKenna·Published · 2 min read
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With the Monaghan senior final settled, Monaghan GAA's fixture list now shows the Ulster dates for the county's club champions. All are listed at 1.30pm and could change, so check the official fixtures page before travelling.
Senior: Scotstown v Derry champions, Sunday 8 November
Ulster champions Scotstown, who beat Truagh 1-22 to 0-10 on Sunday (our report), are listed at home to the Derry champions in Ulster Senior Club Championship quarter-final 2 at St Tiernach's Park, Clones, on Sunday 8 November at 1.30pm. The Anglo-Celt also reported the Clones date. RTÉ Sport said Scotstown will face the winners of the Derry final between Magherafelt and Newbridge.
Intermediate: Ballybay or Donaghmoyne v Derry, Saturday 7 November
The winners of next Sunday's Monaghan IFC final between Ballybay Pearse Brothers and Donaghmoyne are listed against Derry opposition in Ulster Intermediate quarter-final 2 on Saturday 7 November at 1.30pm, venue to be confirmed.
Junior: Drumhowan or Aghabog v St Mary's Rasharkin, Sunday 1 November
The Monaghan junior champions, to be decided when Drumhowan play Aghabog Emmets on Saturday, are listed to host Antrim's St Mary's Rasharkin in Ulster Junior quarter-final 1 at St Tiernach's Park, Clones, on Sunday 1 November at 1.30pm.
Champions Scotstown, chasing a fourth title in a row, beat Inniskeen 1-18 to 3-09 to reach a 14th straight decider. Truagh edged Clontibret 4-16 to 2-19 in a six-goal semi-final. Throw-in is 3.30pm.
Scotstown beat Truagh 1-22 to 0-10 in the Monaghan Senior Football Championship final in Clones on Sunday, a fourth county title in a row and the club's 25th. Captain Rory Beggan scored 0-8 and Truagh did not score in the last 28 minutes.
Newly ratified Monaghan senior football manager John McEntee has rejected talk of a transition period, saying the county has a strong panel and a real chance to bring U20 talent into the squad as he prepares to watch Scotstown and Truagh in Clones on Sunday.
