10 years ago 2016 O’Neill finds the net as Tyrone clinch the Division Two title TYRONE were crowned National Football League Division Two champions – and stretched their unbeaten run to 13 games in the process – with a 1-17 to 0-15 win over Cavan at Croke Park. Cavan led 0-2 to 0-1 after four […]
IN THE ARCHIVES: Cavan return to the big time while Tohill makes long-awaited return
10 YEARS AGO CAVAN returned to the big time as they defeated Galway 1-16 to 1-12 to return to Division One. In a winner-takes-all clash at Kingspan Breffni, they had to fight to the finish with Jason McLoughlin brilliantly clearing off the line in the final moments with Damien Comer looking certain to score. The […]
NOSTALGAA: Fermanagh get the better of Dublin while MacRory final marred by brawl
10 YEARS AGO A MASSIVE moment for Armagh hurling as they booked a spot in the NHL Division 2B final following a commanding 1-17 to 1-10 win over Mayo on home turf. A draw would have been enough, but the Orchard County looked nervy in the first half and fired wide after wide. Fortunately for […]
ARCHIVE: Donegal and Kerry engage in running battles as Offaly nearly pull off incredible comeback
10 years ago…. DONEGAL and Kerry’s discipline let them down as the duo got involved in a spiteful running battle in Tralee with the Kingdom eventually emerging winners on a 1-13 to 1-8 scoreline – but the headlines weren’t too concerned with the result. The battles started from just four minutes with a flashpoint emerging […]
NOSTALGAA: Armagh and Cavan see red again as Sam heads to Celtic Park
10 YEARS AGO ARMAGH and Cavan have an unexplainably tense rivalry. No neighbourly hatred, no real period dominating against each other, but when the counties meet, sparks tend to fly on occasion. That was the case in the McKenna Cup opener at Crossmaglen that produced five red cards, four yellow cards and two black cards […]
NostalGAA: Mullaghbawn’s flight cancelled as Tyrone steamroll Derry
10 years ago… DAMIAN Barton’s first day in charge of Derry was one to forget as they were hammered by Tyrone, the Red Hands winning 1-18 to 0-10 in the O’Fiaich Cup semi-final in Crossmaglen. Patrick Quinn’s early goal gave Tyrone the perfect start and they were in control from start to finish. Ronan O’Neill […]
IN THE ARCHIVES: Seamus Coleman helps Killybegs to St Paul’s win while Ulster Senior final ends in major controversy
10 YEARS AGO DONAGHMOYNE added to their ever-increasing haul by winning the All-Ireland Ladies Senior Club title for a fourth time. The Monaghan side proved too strong for Cork’s Mourneabbey as they won 0-11 to 0-8 at Parnell Park. It was an emotional day for the club as former chairman Martin Daly had died earlier […]
IN THE ARCHIVES: Down teach Armagh a lesson while Maurice Fitz gets one over the Gooch
10 YEARS AGO CROSSMAGLEN made a statement with a four-point Ulster semi-final win over Kilcoo. The Armagh champions reached the Ulster final for the first time in three years with a 0-12 to 0-8 win over the Mourne representatives. The Rangers managed just a single point in the first 19 minutes, but by the 43rd […]
ARCHIVES: Bellaghy claim big scalp while Bailieborough earn second chance
10 YEARS AGO THERE were disappointing scenes in Kerry as South Kerry and Killarney Legion drew the county final with a melee breaking out afterwards and referee Séamus Mulvihill requiring a Garda escort off the pitch. Jamie O’Sullivan’s equaliser for Legion four minutes into additional time sparked the scenes, with the sides having a week […]
ARCHIVES: Jim makes cameo in historic Naomh Conaill win whille Tyrone Seven get their Australia pass
10 YEARS AGO A YEAR after losing out to Dungannon in the Tyrone Intermediate final – conceding 4-11 in the process – Trillick marked their return to senior football by winning the O’Neill Cup for the first time since 1986. Killyclogher entered the Healy Park decider as favourites but Lee Brennan had the deciding say […]









