Brendan Rogers is determined that Derry don’t bask in the glory of their Ulster title win as they move into the All-Ireland series.
With a quarter-final tie against Clare at Croke Park on Saturday, Derry are eying a first All-Ireland semi-final appearance since 2004 on the back of bridging a 24-year gap to their last provincial crown.
The four-week gap between the win over Donegal and the quarter-final has been welcome as Derry marked the achievement - but it’s back to business now for Rogers and Co.