By Alan Rodgers PETER Harte was a young boy watching from the stands when Errigal Ciaran last reigned supreme in Ulster. Now, after more than a decade representing the club with distinction, he is preparing to play what all hope will be a pivotal role as they prepare for their first provincial decider in 22 […]
Clann Éireann not looking past Errigal challenge
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By Shaun Casey WHILE the Clann Éireann ladies carried home their second consecutive Ulster title last Sunday, it’s all about the men this weekend and they are keen to follow in the ladies footsteps, says boss Ruairi Lavery. The huge obstacle of Tyrone champions Errigal Ciaran stand between Clann Éireann and a first-ever appearance in an […]
Canavan: Errigal hoping to inspire next generation
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By Niall Gartland TOMMY Canavan hopes that the youth of Errigal Ciaran will be suitably inspired by their footballing heroes’ memorable journey into the deep end of the prestigious Ulster Senior Club Championship. Supporters young and old mingled with the Errigal Ciaran footballers on the Corrigan Park sod following their convincing eight-point win over Cargin […]
Cargin boss a keen observer of Tyrone football
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By Niall Gartland ANTRIM standard-bearers Cargin have cause to believe they can upset the odds against Errigal Ciaran in Sunday’s quarter-final showdown at Corrigan Park in Belfast. They’ve mopped up eight of the last ten senior championship titles in Antrim and have flexed their muscles in the provincial arena as well, in recent times giving […]
‘Trust’ in his Errigal Ciaran teammates key factor for Oguz
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By Barry O’Donnell ERRIGAL Ciaran midfielder Joe Oguz believes that the ‘trust’ ingrained within the squad enables them to ride out rocky periods in games and emerge on the other side as winners. Often times during this protracted championship run, the Dunmoyle boys have appeared to be creaking and that was definitely the case in […]
KEVIN CASSIDY: Christmas has come early
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JUST as I was about to finish this week’s piece the earth-shattering news broke that Micheal Murphy has returned to the Donegal camp. Rumours had been floating about for a number of weeks and I have to admit when I saw him on TV during the interprovincials last month, I noticed he has trimmed down a […]
St Eunan’s boss hoping for better in provincial arena
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By Ryan Ferry ST EUNAN’S manager Barry Meehan believes that his team is battle-hardened after the Donegal Senior Club Championship, and he’s hoping that will help them make a real imprint in Ulster this season. The Letterkenny club are out on their own at the top of the Donegal SFC roll of honour but they […]
Harte: Tough tests stood to Errigal
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By Niall Gartland ERRIGAL Ciaran are back at the summit of Tyrone Club Football for the second time in three years following last Friday night’s victory over a gallant Trillick side. It was a superb performance from Enda McGinley and Stevie Quinn’s team – and a significant slice of redemption having lost out to Trillick […]
McDonnell is hoping to make most of provincial opportunity
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By Alan Rodgers ERRIGAL Ciaran midfielder Ben McDonnell was overjoyed to make amends for previous disappointments against Trillick when they carved out a narrow victory in last Friday evening’s Tyrone Senior Championship final. There was no shortage of hunger in the Errigal Ciaran ranks having lost out to Trillick after extra-time in the 2023 showdown, […]
Trillick and Errigal ready for Friday night lights
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By Niall McCoy FRIDAY night lights come to Omagh as champions Trillick and Errigal Ciaran get ready to restart their engines after a false start and battle it out for the O’Neill Cup. Like much of the province, Storm Ashley got in the way last weekend with the Healy Park final being pulled late on […]









