Derry secure first All-Ireland semi-final in 18 years as they score five goals on way to rout of Clare
Derry’s Shane McGuigan celebrates scoring their fifth goal against Clare (INPHO/James Crombie)
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Ulster champions Derry have become the first side into the semi-finals of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship as they overcame Clare at Croke Park on Saturday afternoon.
The Oak Leafers took on the Munster county buoyed by their shock Anglo-Celt success when they defeated Donegal in the final and are now looking to take their success into their last-four place in the Sam Maguire race.
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