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Kilcoo v St Eunan's (Sun)

AIB ULSTER CLUB SFC
Venue: Pairc Esler Date: 8 November Throw-in: 1430 GMT
Coverage: Live updates on BBC Radio Ulster MW's Sunday Sportsound and the BBC Sport website


Felim McGreevy, Sean O'Hanlon and Martin McClean
Kilcoo players Felim McGreevy, Sean O'Hanlon and Martin McClean

Down champions Kilcoo face St Eunan's Letterkenny in an intriguing AIB Ulster Club Football quarter-final at Newry on Sunday (1430 GMT).

Kilcoo bridged a 72-year gap in winning the Down title and their key players include Paul Devlin and Conor Laverty although Aidan Branagan is suspended.

Donegal captain Rory Kavanagh is likely to play after being a doubt last week.

Other influential Eunan's players include Brendan Devenney, Kevin Rafferty, John Haran and Conall Dunne.

Kavanagh has been troubled by ankle and knee injuries and the expectation is that the extra seven days has boosted his prospects of playing some part in Sunday's game.

After underachieving for many years in the provincial championship, St Eunan's did beat Clonoe last year before losing narrowly to eventual winners Crossmaglen in the semis.

On their way to winning the Down title, Kilcoo accounted for six-in-a-row seeking Mayobridge and they went on to defeat Loughinisland 2-9 to 1-4 in the Mourne decider.

As ever, making predictions is this format is something of a shot in the dark but Eunan's get a hesitant vote to progress to the last four.



see also
St Eunan's 0-13 0-7 Naomh Conaill
04 Oct 09 |  Gaelic Games
Kilcoo 2-9 1-4 Loughinisland
04 Oct 09 |  Gaelic Games
Kilcoo secure place in Down final
11 Sep 09 |  Gaelic Games
Clonduff progress to Down semis
25 Aug 09 |  Gaelic Games
Clonduff into Down SFC last eight
12 Aug 09 |  Gaelic Games
Burren ease into Down last eight
11 Aug 09 |  Gaelic Games
Loughinisland 0-8 Mayobridge 0-12
28 Sep 08 |  Gaelic Games


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