Loughgiel win Antrim title again
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All-Ireland champions Loughgiel have won the Antrim Hurling Championship for the third season in a row by beating Dunloy 1-11 to 1-7 at Casement Park.
It was 1-4 apiece in the first half with the goals scored by Dunloy's Sean Dowds and Shay Casey of Loughgiel.
Dunloy managed just three points in the second half, two by full-forward Paddy Doherty who was later dismissed for striking off the ball.
Liam Watson scored three points in each half for the Shamrocks.
They now proceed in the defence of their Ulster crown and also the All-Ireland title.
Loughgiel will play Armagh champions Middletown Na Fianna in the Ulster semi-final on Sunday, 14 October.
The last time Loughgiel won three county championships in a row was 1968, and this was their 18th triumph overall.
WEEKEND CLUB FIXTURES/RESULTS
FRIDAY
Antrim SFC final
St Gall's 1-11 1-5 St John's
Tyrone SFC semi-final replay
Dromore 2-6 0-6 Killyclogher
Down SFC quarter-finals
Saval 1-11 0-17 Mayobridge
Burren 2-8 1-13 Longstone
SATURDAY
Down SHC final
Ballycran 0-12 3-08 Portaferry
Antrim SHC final
Loughgiel 1-11 1-07 Dunloy
Fermanagh SFC final
Lisnaskea 1-04 0-15 Tempo
Down SFC semi-finals
Bryansford 1-10 0-8 Rostrevor
Kilcoo 0-14 0-11 Castlewellan
Derry SFC semi-final
Banagher 0-10 1-8 Ballinderry
SUNDAY
Cavan SFC final
Kingscourt 1-8 1-8 Mullahoran (replay next Sunday)