Glenullin 4-18 Swatragh 3-06 (From Derry Website)

Having watched contenders Ballinderry annihilate Glen on Friday night, reigning Derry Senior Football champions Glenullin sent out a signal that they intend to hang on to their crown with a handsome win over Swatragh at Celtic Park on Sunday afternoon.

The Mitchel's massive tally of 4-18 was all the more impressive for the fact that Paddy Bradley didn't manage a point from play until the 52^nd minute, by which time the game had long since been won.

Two goals from Ruairi Boylan and one from Eoin Bradley had the Mitchel's in front by 3-08 to 0-03 at the break, with Bradley adding a second for himself after the break.

Swatragh did manage to threaten briefly, with three goals in a seven minute spell reducing the gap to a goal at one stage, but Kevin Madden's side pulled away again towards the end.

Glenullin: Shane O'Kane; Eunan O'Kane, Brian Mullan, Barry Mullan; Terry Mullan, John O'Kane, Gerard O'Kane; Ruairi Boylan (2-3, one free, one 45), Neal Mullan; Dominic McIlvar,  Donal Boylan (0-3), Conrad Bradley (0-1); Niall O'Kane (0-2), Paddy Bradley (0-3, one free), Eoin Bradley (2-2)

Subs: Donal McNicholl (0-2) for Donal Boylan, James McNicholl (0-1) for Barry Mullan, Eamon McNicholl (0-1) for Niall O'Kane, John Heaney for Gerard O'Kane

Swatragh: Mickey O'Kane; Philip Mooney, Martin Quinn, Martin Dillon; Gerard Turner, Ryan Dillon, Eugene McGuckin; Mickey Friel, Ruairi Convery (0-1); Declan McNicholl (1-1), Cathal McQuillan, Robert McWilliams; Seamus Kearney (1-2), Sean McNicholl, Eugene O'Kane (1-2, two frees)

Subs: Mickey Conway for McGuckin, Seamus McFlynn (0-1) for Sean McNicholl, Seanie McGuckin (0-1, free) for Eugene O'Kane

Referee: Sean McGuigan (Slaughtneil)