Derry Senior Football Championship 2003

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Derry Senior Football Championship 2003
Derry Champions	An Lúb(2nd win)
Winning captain	Johnny McBride

The Harp Lager Derry Senior Club Football Championship 2003 was the 2003 installment of the annual Derry Senior Football Championship run by the Derry GAA. An Lúb lifted the Johnny McLaughlin Cup for the first time in 67 years, beating neighbours Ballinderry in the final at Celtic Park. They went on to represent Derry in the Ulster Senior Club Football Championship, which they won.

Contents 1 Quarter-finals 2 Final 3 See also 4 References 5 External links

[edit] Quarter-finals

Game	Date	Venue	Team A	Score	Team B	Score	Referee	Report
Derry SFC Quarter Final			An Lúb	0-10	Kilrea	0-06		[1]
Derry SFC Quarter Final			Glenullin	0-11	Glen	0-11		[2]
Derry SFC Quarter Final REPLAY*		Drumsurn	Glenullin	?-??	Glen	?-??		[]
Derry SFC Quarter Final			Ballinderry	1-13	Banagher	3-07		[3]
Derry SFC Quarter Final REPLAY*		Emmet Park, Saughtneil	Ballinderry	?-??	Banagher	?-??		[]
Derry SFC Quarter Final			Slaughneil	1-10	Castledawson	1-08		[4]

*Denotes replay.

[edit] Final

Game	Date	Venue	Team A	Score	Team B	Score	Referee	Report
Derry SFC Final		Celtic Park, Derry	An Lúb	?-??	Ballinderry	?-??		[]

[edit] See also

• Derry Senior Football Championship
• Derry club football competitions
• Derry Senior Hurling Championship

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Official Derry Website
• Derry on Hoganstand
• Derry Club GAA

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