Final score Clan na Gael 2.10 Magherafelt 3.8
Team line-up
Oisin Kerr Damien Dionnelly Barry Kerr Michael Monaghan Paul Purvis Murtagh O’Brien Joe Keenan
Jared Monaghan Dairmuid Donnelly Kevin Purvis Kieran McGlone Conor Smylie Darren McGuckin Frank Niblock Declan McErlean
Shay Atckinson for Dairmuid Donnelly(half time)
Kieran McKay for Damien Donnelly (half time)
Caolin Moran for Kevin Purvis (35 min)

Scorers Jared Monaghan 1.2(1) Kieran Mcglone 0.2 Frank Niblock 0.3 (2F)

Joe Keenan 0.1 Declan McErlean 2.0

Half time score
Clan 2.05 Magherafelt 0.04
Magherafelt made the long journey to Lurgan for the final round of the Ulster league. The match was played in ideal weather conditions although the underfoot conditions left a lot to be desired. Magherafelt lost the toss and had to play into a slight breeze in the first half. Jared Monaghan and Ciaron McGlone opened the scoring for the visitors but Clan quickly replied with three points on the trot to take a one point lead after nine minutes. The game developed into a good physical battle as both teams struggled to open up play due to the ground conditions. Clan Na gael then hit a purple patch scoring two well worked goals to open a commanding lead. Frank Niblock eased Magherafelt back into the match courtesy of two frees but the Rossas were also guilty of some woeful shooting and poor long distance frees. Clan finished the scoring with two well taken long range points to go in at half time leading by seven.
The Rossa with the assistance of the breeze opened the scoring with a Niblock point before Monaghan drove through the middle to blast to the net. Magherafelt had got the start they desired and suddenly the game was on. Declan McErlean then scored a great goal on his senior debut and further points from Niblock and McGlone left only two points between the sides midway through the half. Both teams took turns scoring and the game hung nicely in the balance. Clan were two points up going into the last five minutes when their goal keeper misplaced a kick out. Declan McErlean received the ball thirty metres out and drove into the square to slot home the winning score. Overall this was a very commendable battling performance with dogged persistence and a willingness to play to the final whistle resulting in a good away win.