Doning said it was “unfortunate” and “very disappointing” that their request to play a quarter -final in Ireland against Monaghan on Sunday was rejected.
On Saturday, Jim McGoenes Monaghan faces the first double -headed Crook Park on Saturday with a goal at 16:00 GMT before Tirion Dublin faces in the subsequent match.
Met -Galwai takes as the bearers of Aragag Kerry face on Sunday in the same place.
This is despite the fact that Sunday asks to get an additional day, as the last eight tie will be the ninth championship match within 12 weeks for the boycott.
It is a timetable acknowledged Mcguinness after winning in the first quarter -finals of Louth on Sunday, was “exhausted”.
In a statement issued by the provincial council, Doning was criticizing the decision to reject their request.
“No other boycott has played the largest number of matches such as Doning in this year's championship. To collect physical and mental demands, these eight games were played in a 11 -week window,” the statement said.
“The ninth match number comes on Saturday after less than 12 weeks of Derry playing in the preliminary Ulster Championship tour on April 6.
“On this basis, we thought it was completely reasonable and justified to search for an additional time for players this week,” the statement continued.
“Dunigl concludes that it is unfortunate and very disappointing.
