First-time finalists and family affairs on super Sunday

A super Sunday of Ulster club GAA action lies ahead with seven county titles up for grabs. Clonduff ended their 26‑year wait for Down football honours last weekend, while several other sides are aiming to break long droughts or claim their first senior club trophy, looking to The Yellas for inspiration. Old rivalries will be renewed and fresh pairings set the stage for a day full of drama and emotion. BBC Sport NI will provide live text updates throughout the afternoon.

Edendork set for first Tyrone senior final
Edendork, also known as St Malachy’s club, will contest its first ever senior county final when they meet Errigal Ciaran at Omagh’s Healy Park at 16:30 BST. The Dungannon side were intermediate champions in 2020 and followed that with a semi‑final victory over Donaghmore, leaving them just 60 minutes from lifting the O’Neill Cup for the first time. Brian McGickin’s men face a stern test from Enda McGinley’s Errigal Ciaran, who are chasing a third county title in five years. The Ballygawley outfit reached the 2025 All-Ireland club final, only to fall short against Cuala, and their bid to become the first club to win back‑to‑back county titles since Carrickmore in 2005 was halted by Trillick at the semi‑final stage last year. They repeated that feat against Loughmacrory