An off the ball collision halts the game and Daniel Donnelly receives a black card for colliding with Thomos Og Duffy and will sit out for ten minutes.

I've got a vague recollection of a dog being on a GAA pitch at a big match in Ulster over the last couple of years. I wonder has the same Canine made a reappearance? Maybe he just wasn't impressed with the early action and was barking at the players to buck up their ideas.

We're back underway. There's nothing quite like club football, is there?

The game has come to an absurd stop as we have a dog on the pitch here in Omagh.

Cian McConville is next to miss the target for Crossmaglen. That's three wides for the Armagh club now.

Trillick earn a free and Jamie Clarke picks up a yellow card from Barry Cassidy for a foul on Sean O'Donnell.

Jamie Clarke breaks away down the wing and fights off pressure to take aim and opens tonight's scoring.

A brilliant point from the Crossmaglen captain.

Some very poor shooting in the opening five minutes with Aaron O'Neill the latest to miss when you would have expected him to score.

Aaron O'Neill misses a chance to take the lead as his free pulls wide.

That's two wides each so far, who will be first to put a score on the board?

Sean O'Donnell is next to shoot but the ball falls into the hands of Crossmaglen goalkeeper Miceal Murray.

Lee Brennan wins a free in the Crossmaglen half and takes aim but, like Kiernan, he shoots wide.

Crossmaglen set the tempo with some early possession.

Odhran Kiernan hits the first shot of the day but the ball pulls wide of the posts.

Referee Barry Cassidy gets us underway at Healy Park.

Who will take take that semi-final spot?

Trillick's Daley Tunney was in tears after his side won the Tyrone SFC Final by beating Errigal Ciaran 1-13 to 0-13 after extra time at Healy Park.

Jody Gormley says Fermanagh great Peter McGinnity's inclusion in his Trillick backroom team has played a big role in the club's success this season.

The St Macartan's outfit beat Errigal Ciaran to win the Tyrone title and next face Crossmaglen in the Ulster Club Championship on Saturday in Omagh.

In particular, Gormley hailed McGinnity's coaching of the block which Trillick have employed brilliantly.

"It's something that Peter focuses on in particular," said the Trillick boss.

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Crossmaglen Rangers outclass Clan na Gael to retain the Armagh club title with a 2-16 to 1-7 victory in the Athletic Grounds decider.

Anthony Cunningham knew full well what the minimum expectation was when he agreed to become Crossmaglen manager last November.

And while winning the Armagh Football title is the bottom line for a Cross boss, sometimes even that isn't enough to keep you in a job.

"There's pressure to deliver a county championship and I did it in the first year but it's good pressure," said new boss Cunningham of the club's retention of the Gerry Fagan Cup.

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Good evening and welcome to our coverage of tonight's Ulster Club Football Championship action.

It's Tyrone vs Armagh. It's Trillick vs Crossmaglen.

Trillick come into today's clash having beaten Errigal Ciaran 1-13 to 0-13 in Omagh to be crowned Tyrone champions.

Crossmaglen Rangers retained their Armagh crown with a 2-16 to 1-7 victory over Clan na Gael in the decider at the Athletic Grounds.

And now there's an Ulster Club semi-final at stake. Who will take it?

Thanks for joining us. Enjoy!