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Paddy Tierney

Covid cases undermined Ulster Club challenge says Creggan boss Gerard McNulty

They begin their 2022 season with a home clash against South West rivals Ahoghill this afternoon, but Creggan are still hurting from their 2021 exit from the Ulster Club Championship.

Manager Gerard McNulty revealed that a bout of Covid in the squad rocked their preparations for their Ulster Club quarter-final clash with Armagh champions Clann Éireann in Corrigan Park.

Creggan won their first Antrim SFC title since 1954 with a convincing 1-12 to 0-7 win over Aghagallon in the county final and were seven points ahead in the second half of their Ulster Club tie against Clann Éireann before the Armagh champions forced extra-time thanks to a late Tiernan Kelly free.

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