Ulster Senior Club Football Championship 2008 - Final

Final

30 November 2008
?.??pm
Crossmaglen (Armagh) 1–10 – 1–10 Ballinderry (Derry) Brewster Park, Enniskillen
Referee: Martin Sludden (Tyrone)
Oisín McConville 1-02 (0-01/2 frees)
Aaron Kernan 0-02 (0-02 frees)
David McKenna 0-01
Michael McNamee 0-02
Stephen Kernan 0-01
Tony Kernan 0-01
Johnny Murtagh 0-01
BBC report
Hogan Stand report
Belfast Telegraph report
Coilin Devlin 0-06 (0-03/4 frees)
Niall McCusker 1-00
James Conway 0-01
Darren Conway 0-01
Enda Muldoon 0-01
Conleith Gilligan 0-01
Ballinderry Shamrocks Crossmaglen Rangers
Ballinderry Shamrocks:
1 Michael Conlan
2 Declan Bell
3 Niall McCusker
4 Conor Wilkinson 2', 30'
5 Michael McIver
6 Kevin McGuckin 24'
7 Conor Nevin 39'
8 James Conway 8'
14 Enda Muldoon (c)
10 Martin Harney 33'
11 Darren Conway
? Coilin Devlin
13 Raymond Wilkinson
? Brian McGuckin 48'
15 Conleith Gilligan 60'
Substitutes:
?? Ronan McGuckin 60' 33'
?? Michael Bell 39'
?? James Bateson 48'
?? Gerard Cassidy 60'
Manager:
Martin McKinless
Crossmaglen Rangers:
1 Paul Hearty
2 Brendan McKeown
7 Paul Kernan
4 P McKeown
5 Aaron Kernan 2'
3 Francie Bellew 40' 52'
6 John Donaldson (c)
8 Tony McEntee
9 David McKenna
10 Michael McNamee 9', 39'
11 John McEntee 53'
12 Stephen Kernan 55'
13 Tony Kernan 30' 44'
14 Cathal Short 40'
15 Oisín McConville
Substitutes:
?? Johnny Murtagh 40'
?? Jamie Clarke 44'
?? Stephen Finnegan 52'
?? Rico Kelly 55'
Manager:
Donal Murtagh

MATCH RULES

  • 60 minutes.
  • Replay if necessary.
  • Nine named substitutes.
  • Maximum of 5 substitutions.

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