The Derry and Fermanagh senior football championship deciders will mirror last year's contest as three-in-a-row challengers Newbridge and Magherafelt secured their place in this weekend's semi-finals.
Erne Gaels and Derrygonnelly also advanced to the county showpiece, ensuring a repeat pairing for the Fermanagh final.
In hurling, Dunloy and Cushendall will meet in Antrim after both teams progressed through their respective semi-final matches.
The Tyrone championship has been won by Eoghan Ruadh, who have now claimed three consecutive titles.
At Belleek, Ulster champions Belleek took an early lead thanks to a goal from Ultan Kelm within the opening minutes.
Ederney remained competitive throughout the contest, with Lughaidh Donnelly scoring to narrow the margin to one point at half-time.
Aogan Kelm added a free kick for his side, maintaining the single-point advantage by the interval.
Dungannon made an impressive start before Cormac Munroe scored in the twenty-first minute to level the score against defending champions Ederney.
On Sunday, Newbridge dominated Glen with a 2-16 to 1-10 victory at Owenbeg.
Padraig McGrogan and Conor McAteer both found the net for the leaders early in the second period as they played into the wind.
Conor Glass scored for Glen but could not revive his side's fortunes as Newbridge maintained control.
Magherafelt booked their return to the county final on Saturday with a 0-14 to 1-6 triumph over Slaughtneil.
Conall Higgins led the O'Donovan Rossa side with seven points, guiding them into a commanding position for most of the match.
A late push from Slaughtneil included two scores from Brendan Rogers and a goal by Shane McGuigan which reduced the deficit to two points.
Magherafelt held their ground in the final stages thanks to goals from Conall Higgins and Shane Heavron.