This Saturday evening will see Corduff taking on Galbally of Tyrone in the Ulster Intermediate final in Paric Esler Newry.  It has been quite the couple of weeks for the Monaghan champions who completed the double in the county with a championship and league title and have followed that up with 3 wins in  the provincial competition having had to play a preliminary round.  Seamus Mc Enaney the former Monaghan, Meath and indeed Wexford county manger is in charge of his home club and Sean Mc Caffrey asked him where in all of his list of achievements does leading his club to an Ulster final lie