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2018 Division 2 ACL Fixtures 2018 Division 2 ACL Fixtures Saturday 31st March Round 1 Urney v Derrytresk Stewartstown v Aghaloo Strabane v Loughmacrory Eglish v Dungannon Moortown v Cookstown Gortin v Augher Kildress v Owen Roes Tattyreagh v Greencastle Sunday 8th April Round 2 Cookstown v Kildress Loughmacrory v Eglish Gortin v Moortown Greencastle v Stewartstown Dungannon v Aghaloo Urney v Tattyreagh Derrytresk v Augher Owen Roes v Strabane Sunday 15th April Round 3 Owen Roes v Gortin Derrytresk v Tattyreagh Aghaloo v Kildress Strabane v Cookstown Dungannon v Stewartstown Urney v Greencastle Augher v Eglish Moortown v Loughmacrory Sunday 22nd April Round 4 Aghaloo v Urney Eglish v Kildress Owen Roes v Loughmacrory Stewartstown v Derrytresk Strabane v Moortown Cookstown v Tattyreagh Gortin v Dungannon Greencastle v Augher Friday 27th April Round 5 Greencastle v Eglish Kildress v Moortown Cookstown v Urney Loughmacrory v Dungannon Gortin v Stewartstown Strabane v Aghaloo Owen Roes v Derrytresk Tattyreagh v Augher Sunday 29th April Round 6 Eglish v Gortin Aghaloo v Owen Roes Derrytresk v Moortown Dungannon v Urney Greencastle v Strabane Tattyreagh v Stewartstown Augher v Cookstown Loughmacrory v Kildress Friday 4th May Round 7 Gortin v Derrytresk Aghaloo v Greencastle Urney v Owen Roes Kildress v Strabane Dungannon v Tattyreagh Moortown v Eglish Augher v Stewartstown Loughmacrory v Cookstown Sunday 13th May Starred Round 1 Owen Roes v Dungannon Strabane v Augher Aghaloo v Eglish Derrytresk v Kildress Greencastle v Loughmacrory Tattyreagh v Gortin Stewartstown v Cookstown Urney v Moortown Saturday 26th May Starred Round 2 Dungannon v Derrytresk Gortin v Strabane Cookstown v Aghaloo Eglish v Tattyreagh Owen Roes v Greencastle Kildress v Augher Moortown v Stewartstown Loughmacrory v Urney Saturday 2nd June Starred Round 3 Tattyreagh v Aghaloo Augher v Urney Kildress v Gortin Derrytresk v Strabane Stewartstown v Loughmacrory Eglish v Cookstown Owen Roes v Moortown Greencastle v Dungannon Sunday 10th June Round 8 Stewartstown v Owen Roes Aghaloo v Derrytresk Dungannon v Augher Urney v Kildress Strabane v Eglish Loughmacrory v Gortin Moortown v Tattyreagh Cookstown v Greencastle Sunday 17th June Starred Round 4 Cookstown v Owen Roes Eglish v Stewartstown Gortin v Greencastle Kildress v Tattyreagh Loughmacrory v Derrytresk Moortown v Dungannon Augher v Aghaloo Strabane v Urney Sunday 1st July Round 9 Augher v Loughmacrory Tattyreagh v Strabane Kildress v Dungannon Moortown v Aghaloo Eglish v Owen Roes Stewartstown v Urney Derrytresk v Greencastle Cookstown v Gortin Sunday 29th July Starred Round 5 Cookstown v Dungannon Eglish v Derrytresk Gortin v Urney Kildress v Greencastle Loughmacrory v Aghaloo Moortown v Augher Owen Roes v Tattyreagh Strabane v Stewartstown Sunday 12th August Round 10 Dungannon v Strabane Derrytresk v Cookstown Urney v Eglish Greencastle v Moortown Aghaloo v Gortin Augher v Owen Roes Tattyreagh v Loughmacrory Stewartstown v Kildress.
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