Summary

  • Derrygonnelly 0-3 Kilcoo 3-10

  • Kilcoo successfully defend the title

  • Derrygonnelly were aiming to become first Fermanagh winners

  • Daryl Branagan goal helped Kilcoo lead 1-5 to 0-2 at half-time

  • Ceilum Johnston and Shealin Johnston added late Kilcoo goals

  • Kilcoo will face St Finbarr's of Cork in the All-Ireland semi-finals

Live Reporting

  1. Excitement has been building in Derrygonnelly

    Derrygonnelly v Kilcoo (15:45 GMT)

    It's safe to say that the good people of Derrygonnelly have been getting a little excited as this game approaches. As you can see below, the community has been firmly nailing their colours to the mast.

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  2. Irish Language commentary

    Derrygonnelly v Kilcoo (15:45 GMT)

    In addition to our live text and clips coverage, we also have an Irish language commentary from our colleagues in BBC Gaeilge. Ádh mór to both sides.

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  3. Derrygonnelly out to break new ground

    Derrygonnelly v Kilcoo (15:45 GMT)

    Matt Gault
    BBC Sport NI at the Athletic Grounds

    Here we are, then. The biggest day on the Ulster club football calendar, back again after a 777-day absence.

    Kilcoo have been in possession of the Seamus McFerran Cup for that long, but they won't be prepared to relinquish their hold on it as manager Mickey Moran looks to emulate the back-to-back triumphs he led Slaughtneil to in 2016 and 2017.

    Back to defend their crown, it's a big day for Kilcoo, but it is unquestionably even bigger for the underdogs, Derrygonnelly Harps.

    This is their first appearance in an Ulster final. In fact, it is Fermanagh's first representation in the decider since Enniskillen Gaels lost to Tyrone's Errigal Ciaran in 2002.

    Fermanagh champions in six of the last seven years, the purple and gold finally have the chance to convert their county dominance into provincial glory.

    Fermanagh have never produced an Ulster-winning team, but after toppling Dromore and Clann Eireann to get here, the Harps must surely feel that this is their time.