Conor McConville is in for a potential goal chance, goes for power and sends his shot over the bar.But Newbridge get their own back as they move the ball quickly from back to front and finish off the move with Conor McAteer splitting the posts.

It's a case of 'you score, I score' so far at Celtic Park. Newbridge's Mark McGrogan is the latest player on the scoresheet.

Conor Turbitt replies at the other end from a free.

Oisin Doherty points for Newbridge from a free - that's the first score not from play.

It has been a very open start to the game and both sides add further scores, with Callum McGrogan converting after a solo-run and Shea Heffron replying at the other end with a booming score from just inside the 45-metre line.

Ruairi McDonald pushes Clann Eireann's lead to two with a good score from distance.

Newbridge look to be in for an early goal chance but Odhran McGlone slips at the vital moment.

At the other end, Jack Conlon restores the Armagh's champions lead.

Newbridge go right down the other end and reply via Conleth McGrogan.

Conor Turbitt was on fire in the county final and he carries that form into today's game, opening the scoring.

Referee Paul Faloon throws the ball in and the game is underway at Celtic Park.

Neither Newbridge nor Clann Eireann have ever won an Ulster Senior title, but both will be confident of having a strong campaign this year.

Newbridge come into the game on the highest of highs after they stunned All-Ireland champions Glen in the Derry final.

Clann Eireann are also on a high as they got the better of Lurgan rivals Clan na Gael in the Armagh decider.

As the old saying goes ‘if it’s not broken don’t fix it’ and both sides are unchanged from their respective county final wins.

Newbridge: J Gribbin; C Brooks, K Burke, M McGrogan; M Doherty, P McMullan, Conor McGrogan; C Doherty, Conleth McGrogan; S Young, Callum McGrogan, C McAteer; O McGlone, S McGrogan, O Doherty.

Clann Eireann: E Mulholland; S Heffron, M O’Shea, C O’Carroll; B McCambridge, S McCarthy, R Owens; T Kelly, C McConville; J Conlon, D Magee, A Kelly; R McDonald, C Turbitt, E Magee.

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Folks.....we're going to take a short break from our text commentary for a cuppa and maybe a lie down before we're back on duty at 15:20 GMT for the intriguing-looking contest between Glen's conquerors Newbridge and Clann Eireann. We'll see you in 45 minutes.

Most pundits had Errigal Ciaran down as favourites to win today but the smart money looked to be on a tight enough contest with Cargin having plenty of experience in the Ulster Club Championship.

But in the event, the Corrigan Park game proved a total mismatch as Errigal Ciaran hit the opening three points and despite Cargin cutting the margin to 0-3 to 0-4, the Tyrone champions reasserted total control to lead 0-10 to 0-4 at half-time.

The Canavan brothers Ruairi and Darragh, and cousin Thomas, all hit 0-2 in the first half.

Cargin didn't get any closer than six down in the second half as Ruairi Canavan finished top scorer with 0-4 in an utterly dominant Errigal Ciaran win.

Ronan McRory has the final say to cap a hugely impressive performance from Errigal Ciaran who are through to a semi-final against either Newbridge or Clann Eireann, who throw in at 15:30 GMT.

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Mark Kavanagh gets in on the act with a fisted point with a Tomas McCann free the reply.

Ronan Gribbin with a consolation point for Cargin.

Ciaran McGinley kicks a lovely score from the right and Ruairi Canavan from a free to put an added gloss on the scoreboard as we tick into four minutes of added time.

That's both benches now run as Darragh Canavan comes off with his job done with Ronan McRory on to see out the final few minutes.

McCann kicks a free to narrow the gap to six but time is against the Antrim side. They surely need a goal to get back into this game.

Tomas McCann with a 45 for cargin but they need so much more with just six to play.