The Ulster Senior Football Championship gets under way this weekend with a derby clash between neighbours Monaghan and Cavan. Both sides will be hoping to bounce back from disappointing finishes to their respective League campaigns, although Monaghan’s form dipped immediately after their shock first round win over Dublin. Cavan’s third place finish in Division Two will see them avoid the Tailteann Cup, but Raymond Galligan’s side will relish the chance to claim the scalp of the Farneymen this weekend. Here’s more information on Monaghan vs Cavan and how to watch it. . . When and where is the game? Monaghan vs Cavan is on Sunday, April 7 in St Tiernach’s Park, Clones
The Ulster Senior Football Championship gets under way this weekend with a derby clash between neighbours Monaghan and Cavan . Both sides will be hoping to bounce back from disappointing finishes to their respective League campaigns, although Monaghan ’s form dipped immediately after their shock first round win over Dublin.
Vinny Corey’s side were relegated from the top flight after losing their subsequent six games while Armagh ended Cavan’s promotion hopes with a facile 16-point win over the Breffnimen in round six. Cavan’s third place finish in Division Two will see them avoid the Tailteann Cup, but Raymond Galligan’s side will relish the chance to claim the scalp of the Farneymen this weekend. Here’s more information on Monaghan vs Cavan and how to watch it. . . When and where is the game? Monaghan vs Cavan is on Sunday, April 7 in St Tiernach’s Park, Clone
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