By Lee Costello THE phrase ‘hard man’ has always been synonymous with the GAA. Mick Lyons, Diarmuid O’Sullivan, Francie Bellew are just a few such hard men who were not to be trifled with. We can all remember tales of a gorilla-like full-back who has boulders for shoulders, shovels for hands and forearms as thick […]
Former Tyrone star John Lynch picks out the players with the greatest attributes
Patsy Hetherington was a star forward for Tyrone throughout the 70s, read the story aout what made him great.
Which teams did you represent? Tyrone, Castlederg, and I played for a few teams in America; a Galway team, Notre Dame and I was a founding member of the Aidan McAnespies club in 1995/96. I played for Ulster in the Railway Cup. I played for Red Hughs before I packed it in. What is your […]
Pomeroy are aiming high Pomeroy has made massive strides on and off the pitch in recent years – and they have no intention of stopping OUR GROUNDS New developments Advertisement at Páirc Phluinceid POMEROY has always been a club that has aimed high. Maybe it’s the fact that it’s the highest village in the north, […]
Tyrone’s Colm Cavanagh says he’s still hungry to play county football.
TYRONE Strength and Conditioning coach Jonny Davis admits to being taken aback by the passion and dedication that the senior squad have for their sport – even during this prolonged lockdown spell. The former Ulster Rugby S&C coach joined the Red Hand set-up in the off-season but has found little difference in terms of attitude […]
Raymond Munroe had some interesting answers in his My GAA Life interview.
Red Hand man looks back for club, county and country
IN these bleak and barren times on the football front, divining any morsels of positivity is no easy task – but Padraig Hampsey has three crumbs of comfort for Tyrone fans as a result of the current hiatus. With Croke Park confirming last week that there will be no inter-county Senior Championship action likely until […]
