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Published 10:22 9 Nov 2022 GMT
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That game will be live on RTÉ 2, and there is a fair bit of recent history between these two clubs, as they have both met in Muster finals back in 2019 and 2015.
Sunday will see Lee Keegan's Westport side contest in Connacht for the very first time in their history, and they will be up against it as they face the Galway champions Maigh Cuilinn.
Then as part of the double header on TG4, that game will be followed by a mouthwatering clash between Glen and Errigal Ciaran.
The Tyrone champs haven't competed in Ulster since 2012, but with the two Canavan brothers firing on all cylinders for them, then you can't rule them out.
This will be only Glen's second attempt in the provincial championship, but they gave it a fair go last year, only narrowly losing out to Kilcoo who of course, went on to win the All-Ireland.
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