By Niall Gartland A GAEL held in the highest esteem by all, Mattie Lennon’s death at the age of 62 has been met with a pronounced sense of sadness throughout the Ulster GAA community. The Derrynoose native was a hugely respected coach and manager in hurling circles and beyond. He managed both his native Armagh and Monaghan before spending […]
Ulster hurling’s radical vision for the future
June 28, 2020
By Alan Rodgers FAST-FORWARD for a moment to the 2030 All-Ireland Hurling final day at Croke Park. It’s coming up to 3pm as Tyrone’s Christy Ring Cup final is reaching a critical stage before a growing attendance of over 50,000. Sitting in the Cusack Stand with a certain twinge of mixed emotions is Mattie Lennon. […]
‘Worst state of affairs’ for Tyrone hurlers
January 14, 2016
Tyrone player Sean Og Grogan is concerned that Tyrone aren’t going to build on the work done by Mattie Lennon.


