THE SEMI-FINAL line-up for the Ulster senior football championship has been revealed this afternoon with Killyclogher, Slaughtneil, Maghery and Kilcoo all safely advancing to the last four.<\/p>\n
Mark Bradley\u2019s sweet strike was the highlight as Tyrone champions Killyclogher made light work of Cargin at Healy Park. The hosts eventually ran out 2-10 to 1-8 winners with a late Cargin goal adding gloss to the scoreboard.<\/p>\n
They\u2019ll be joined in the semi-finals by Maghery as they survived a brave effort from Ramor United at the Athletics Grounds with a late flurry of points.<\/p>\n
The Cavan champions led at the break but five unanswered points from the home side settled the contest on a 1-13 to 1-10 scoreline.<\/p>\n
2014 Ulster champions Slaughtneil secured a five-point victory over Derrygonnelly Harps at Celtic Park. The Derry side advanced as 0-12 to 0-7 winners while Kilcoo booked their place in the semi-finals with a hard-fought win over Glenswilly.<\/p>\n
\n Ramor’s Conor Bradley with Conor Mackle of Maghery.<\/p>\n
Source: Presseye\/Philip Magowan\/INPHO<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, in the Leinster senior club football championship first round, there were victories for Sean O\u2019Mahony\u2019s, Rhode and Mullinalaghta.<\/p>\n
Finally, St Loman\u2019s were crowned the Westmeath football champions for the second successive year after a six-point win over Tyrrellspass at TEG Cusack Park.<\/p>\n
Ulster SFC quarter-finals<\/p>\n
Leinster\u00a0SFC club first round<\/p>\n