Ulster Championship 2021

[Solo_run]

A shocking level of arrogance coming from the Armagh contingent here.

It's hardly arrogance to expect us to beat a division 4 team handily enough now is it

Over the last 11 years of championship, teams who played in Division 4 teams have beaten teams who played in Division 1 just twice.
Longford beating Mayo in 2010 and Carlow beating Kildare in 2018.
The Carlow game was notable in that Carlow didn't kick a single wide in the whole game.

I think Longford just relegated to D4 took Derry out who made D1 final in 2013-14?

[Ethan Tremblay]

A shocking level of arrogance coming from the Armagh contingent here.

It's hardly arrogance to expect us to beat a division 4 team handily enough now is it

Over the last 11 years of championship, teams who played in Division 4 teams have beaten teams who played in Division 1 just twice.
Longford beating Mayo in 2010 and Carlow beating Kildare in 2018.
The Carlow game was notable in that Carlow didn't kick a single wide in the whole game.

I think Longford just relegated to D4 took Derry out who made D1 final in 2013-14?

There is little arrogance is expecting a division 1 team to beat a newly promoted division 3 team, there is a bit of a gap there at the moment in terms of quality of teams played over the past few weeks, but, winning does breed confidence and Antrim should not be underestimated. 
Donegal have to be favourites for Ulster though, and the run of games they will have if they continue to win should set them up well for a semi final against what you would assume Kerry, Mayo or Dublin. 

[BennyCake]

Ulster winners play Munster winners this year.

[Milltown Row2]

Ulster winners play Munster winners this year.

Better than meeting Dublin I suppose

[snoopdog]

I think Ulster play connacht.

[rodney trotter]

No, Ulster winners play Munster. Leinster v Connacht

[snoopdog]

No, Ulster winners play Munster. Leinster v Connacht

Yep I see that on skysports.i thought I'd seen it as munster v leinster semi. As a Down man I wont have to worry about it my interest will finish on Sunday unfortunately.

[Armagh18]

No, Ulster winners play Munster. Leinster v Connacht

Yep I see that on skysports.i thought I'd seen it as munster v leinster semi. As a Down man I wont have to worry about it my interest will finish on Sunday unfortunately.

As if Croke Park want the Dubs meeting Kerry before the final!

[Farrandeelin]

Are the BBC covering the Ulster championship this year?

[Eire90]

aye i think so

[Rossfan]

No, Ulster winners play Munster. Leinster v Connacht

Yep I see that on skysports.i thought I'd seen it as munster v leinster semi. As a Down man I wont have to worry about it my interest will finish on Sunday unfortunately.

As if Croke Park want the Dubs meeting Kerry before the final!

It's based on the old pre 2001 rotas.

[Main Street]

A shocking level of arrogance coming from the Armagh contingent here.

It's hardly arrogance to expect us to beat a division 4 team handily enough now is it

Well I certainly did expect a smidgen of sarcasm detection.

[Captain Obvious]

Are the BBC covering the Ulster championship this year?

Yes.

The TV coverage of the Men's Senior Ulster football Championship will start with the preliminary round match between Down and Donegal on Sunday 27 June. BBC Sport NI also has live coverage of the quarter finals - Monaghan v Fermanagh, Armagh v Antrim, Derry v Down/Donegal, the semi-final on Sunday 18 July as well as the Ulster Final on Sunday 01 August. All the games will be broadcast on BBC Two Northern Ireland

There will also be full deferred coverage of the other two games (Tyrone v Cavan, Saturday 10 July and the semi-final on Saturday 17 July) on BBC Two Northern Ireland later on those days.

Mark Sidebottom will present the television coverage and will be joined by All-Ireland winners Oisin McConville, Peter Canavan and Mickey Harte. Donegal's Martin McHugh, who lifted the Sam Maguire in 1992, will also provide analysis, as will former All-Star and All-Ireland finalist Martin Clarke.

Thomas Niblock will be on commentary with Thomas Kane providing live updates from the sideline.

Award winning broadcaster, Tessa Fleming, who has won club Championships in Meath, Louth and Monaghan, will be interviewing the players and managers before and after the matches.

[Milltown Row2]

You can't ask for more than that

[ONeill]

I think 6 teams could possibly win Ulster.

Would definitely exclude Antrim and Fermanagh. Down are highly unlikely.

Donegal, Monaghan, Cavan, Derry, Armagh and Tyrone could string 3 wins (or 4) together like Cavan last year.