So it's Errigal Ciaran will who will meet Kilcoo in the Ulster Club Football Final on 8 December.

Ruairi Canavan's display will live long in the memory for those present at Pairc Esler and indeed those who watched the game from the warmth and conform of their living rooms.

The bottom line was that Canavan's 0-9 haul included five points from play with, in contrast, Clann Eireann's star forward Conor Turbitt's 1-2 coming from a penalty and two frees as he was curbed in opening play.

Clann Eireann's supporters will look back with huge regret on Tiernan Kelly's match-turning sending off in the 40th minute after the Armagh champions had looked to have taken control by moving three up.

But Canavan still had to kick the scores and the son of Peter the Great was simply irresistible as he swung over Errigal Ciaran's last four scores.

You can read more in our match report which is currently taking shape.

Thanks for your company today hopefully you'll join us again for next weekend's Ulster Club Hurling Final coverage as well as Errigal Ciaran's battle with Kilcoo in two weeks.

Ruairi Canavan kicks 0-9, five from play, in an outstanding display to get Errigal Ciaran back into an Ulster club final for the first time since 2002.

He came up with two majestic scores in stoppage time to drag his team over the line.

Clann Eireann will have massive regrets, coming up just short in their bid to reach a first ever Ulster final.

Tiernan Kelly's sending-off early in the second half was massive. His side were leading 1-8 to 0-8 at that stage but they only managed two further points as Errigal came good late on, largely thanks to their outstanding number 10.

So it's newbies Errigal against experienced campaigners Kilcoo in the Ulster final on December 8. Bring it on.

Emmet Magee is wide for Clann Eireann and it's all over.

Ruairi Canavan!!

30 seconds to go.

Turbitt kicks the free short to Rioghan Meehan and he clips it over for the equaliser.

Extra time, anyone??

Four minutes injury time to be added on.

Clann Eireann have a free in, which Turbitt will take.

Ruairi Canavan sells the dummy and kicks one over with the outside of the right boot.

Serious technique as the ball drops inside the far upright.

Two minutes plus stoppages to go.

It's frantic end to end stuff now and the heavy pitch is not helping with players struggling to keep their feet.

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Dan McCarthy nails an important equaliser for Clann Eireann, who look to have weathered the storm here after Kelly's dismissal.

Ruairi Canavan converts a close-in free after Darragh is clattered by Emmet Magee. Only the second time Errigal have been in front and the last time their lead didn't last long.

Will it be different this time?

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Ruairi Canavan leans back and lands a majestic score from the wing.

Level again midway through the second half.

Thomas Canavan converts another easy free, just one between them now.

Thomas Canavan points the resulting free and there's a renewed bite about Errigal now. They have been second best all day but it's 15 v 14 now.

Tiernan Kelly picks up a second yellow card and is sent off.

This could be huge.

A simple tap-over free by Turbitt puts the Armagh champions three points up.

Clann Eireann have come out brightly in this second half with two quick points.

Ruairi McDonald scores after Errigal 'keeper Darragh McAnenly has to tip a dipping shot over the bar.

Daniel Magee scores his second point of the day.

Errigal make one half-time change with Thomas Canavan replacing Ciaran McGinley.

The pitch in Pairc Esler is quite heavy, understandable at this time of year, though you'd have to question the wisdom of playing a double-header at the end of November.

Ballinderry (Derry) defeated Derrylaughan (Tyrone) in the Ulster intermediate semi-final in the curtain-raiser, by 0-9 to 1-5.

They will play Cavan champions Arva in the Ulster final, in Crossmaglen today the Cavan champions defeated Magheracloone (Monaghan) by 2-7 to 0-11.

Ruairi Canavan nails a monster free with the last kick of the opening half.

He uses the strong wind to his advantage, lofting the ball high and it sails over to level the scores for the fourth time at the break.

It's finely poised, just as we expected.