A 'super Sunday' of Ulster club GAA action is set to deliver seven county titles across the region. The day promises drama and emotion with a mix of established rivalries and unique pairings.
In Tyrone, Edendork's St Malachy's club will make their first appearance in a senior county final, facing Errigal Ciaran at Omagh's Healy Park at 16:30 BST. Errigal Ciaran are aiming for their third county title in five years.
Antrim will host its first all-Belfast final since 2017, with O'Donovan Rossa, who last won a title in 1991, taking on St Brigid's at Corrigan Park at 15:00. St Brigid's are playing in their first senior final in their 28-year history.
The Gerry Fagan Cup in Armagh will see Killeavy, whose last success was in 1948, challenge Crossmaglen at the Athletic Grounds at 15:00. Crossmaglen, with 47 county titles, are seeking to return to the top after their last win in 2023.
Elsewhere, Monaghan's Ulster champions Scotstown will defend their title against Truagh, who are seeking their first county title, in Clones at 15:30. In Cavan, Kingscourt will face Gowna in a repeat pairing, while Portaferry aims for a fifth consecutive Down hurling title against Ballygalget in Newry at 16:00.