Derry and Tyrone to meet in refixed 2020 semi-final
It s the fifth meeting of the counties in as many seasons
Derry captain Matthew Down in action in Derry s 2019 defeat to Tyrone. (Pic: John Merry)
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Referee : Darren O Hare (Down)
It wasn t the best Christmas present Derry minors could ve received. Shortly after half four on Christmas Eve, the news pinged into their phones of the decision to postpone their Ulster Semi-Final with rivals Tyrone.
It was the third time the pause button was pressed on their championship odyssey and now, a staggering 188 days after their win over Armagh, Derry will face the Red Hands in Saturday s showdown.
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CHILLICOTHE, OH (March 4, 2021) â The Adena Regional Medical Center (ARMC) Laboratory has again received a two-year accreditation from the Accreditation Committee of the College of American Pathologists (CAP). The accreditation is based on results of a recent on-site inspection.
âAs far as lab accreditations go, CAP is the highest accreditation a laboratory can receive,â said Adam McGonigle, Director of Laboratory Services. âThere are thousands of regulatory requirements that we are held to. By going through CAP, we know that we are providing the best quality service we can for our patients and providers.â
With this recognition, ARMCâs Lab â which during the 2020 portion of the Coronavirus pandemic added about 4,300 COVID-19 tests each month to its usual heavy patient test load â remains one of only about 8,000 CAP-accredited facilities worldwide.
Derry minors chomping at the bit for their chance to compete
Oakleafers host Armagh on Sunday at Owenbeg
Derry captain Matthew Downey in action against Cavan in the 2019 clash with Cavan at Owenbeg (Pic: Mary K Burke)
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Ref: Enda McFeely (Donegal)
Derry minor manager Martin Boyle said the management have been energised by a squad of players who are chomping at the bit to get their slice of the championship action.
The Oakleafers host Armagh this weekend in a repeat of last year s clash. Lee Brady, Donncha Gilmore, Calum Downey, Matthew Downey, Charlie Diamond and Adam McGonigle remain from Derry s 1-5 to 0-4 win, thanks to a goal from PJ McAleese.