Loughgiel defeat holders Cushendall 1-15 to 1-12 in Antrim SHC decider

Liam Watson of Loughgiel in action against Cushendall's Eoghan Campbell

Loughgiel defeated Ulster champions and All-Ireland finalists Cushenhdall 1-15 to 1-12 in Sunday's Antrim Senior Club Hurling final in Ballycastle.

Paddy McGill scored an early goal for Cushendall but Shay Casey nudged Loughgiel ahead by finding the net and his side led 1-8 to 1-5 at half-time.

Loughgiel maintained their three-point lead to secure victory.

In football, Kilcoo won the Down senior title for a fifth successive year by beating Clondiff 3-11 to 0-8 at Newry.

Aaron Morgan and man-of-the-match Daryl Branagan goals helped Kilcoo to a 2-8 to 0-1 half-time lead, while Ceilum Doherty found the net after the interval.

Eugene Branagan was sent off in the second half.

Kilcoo's Aaron Morgan in action against Clonduff's Patrick O'Hagan at Pairc Esler

Down hurling decider

Ballygalget won the Down Senior Hurling Final at Portaferry as they beat Ballycran 0-6 to 0-2 on Saturday.

Neither side could register a score in the second half as appalling weather conditions made playing hurling virtually impossible as Ballygalget avenged last year's narrow final defeat.

Derry SFC

Meanwhile, Loup qualified for the Derry SFC decider by beating Ballinascreen 4-9 to 0-10 at Owenbeg.

Thomas Mallon scored Loup's first goal in the first half directly from a 45 and Ballinascreen suffered a further blow before the break as Barry Grant received a straight red card for an apparent strike on an opponent.

Leading 1-4 to 0-6 at the break, Loup increased their advantage and a Jason Rocks goal with 13 minutes left extended their lead to seven.

Loup's victory was rounded off by further goals from Ciaran Devlin and Paul McVey.

Holders Slaughtneil saw off Ballinderry 2-09 to 0-9 at Owenbeg in Sunday's second last-four clash.

Tyrone SFC semi-finals

On Friday night, Killyclogher beat Dromore 1-9 to 0-11 in the first Tyrone SFC semi-final at Healy Park, with Clonoe and Coalisland having to replay the second semi-final after they drew 0-10 apiece at Edendork on Sunday.

Armagh SFC quarter-finals

Holders Crossmaglen, Cullyhanna and Maghery progressed to the semi-finals of the Armagh SFC thanks to quarter-final triumphs on Sunday.

Cross saw off Armagh Harps 1-12 to 1-6, Cullyhanna defeated Wolfe Tone's 1-13 to 1-7 and Maghery were 1-15 to 2-5 victors over Dromintee.

Ryan McShane found the net for the Harps, but Tony Kernan responded with a goal for Crossmaglen.

WEEKEND CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

FRIDAY

Donnelly Vauxhall Tyrone SFC semi-final

Killyclogher 1-9 Dromore 0-11

SATURDAY

Northern Switchgear Antrim SFC quarter-final replay

Lamh Dhearg 1-12 2-06 Rossa

Donnelly Group Armagh SFC quarter-final

Ballymacnab 0-10 0-11 Clann Eireann

M&L Contracts Derry SFC semi-final

Loup 4-09 0-10 Ballinascreen, Owenbeg

Morgan Fuels Down SHC final

Ballycran 0-02 0-06 Ballygalget

SUNDAY

Bathshack Antrim SHC final

Cushendall 1-12 1-15 Loughgiel

Donnelly Group Armagh SFC quarter-finals

Cullyhanna 1-13 1-07 Wolfe Tone's

Armagh Harps 1-12 1-16 Crossmaglen

Maghery 1-15 2-05 Dromintee

M&L Contracts Derry SFC semi-final

Slaughtneil 2-09 0-09 Ballinderry

Morgan Fuels Down SFC final

Kilcoo 3-11 0-08 Clonduff

Donnelly Vauxhall Tyrone SFC semi-final

Clonoe 0-10 0-10 Coalisland