Seven Ulster men were asked who would lift the Anglo-Celt, and all but one pipped for Tyrone to overcome Donegal: Chris Kerr (Antrim) Tyrone are the team to beat. I just think that they way that they have been playing, they have brought their game to another level. I can see them winning by two […]
TYRONE manager Mickey Harte has named an unchanged side for Sunday’s Ulster final against Donegal.
LAST weekend’s results left us with a mouth-watering Ulster final a week on Sunday.
THREE-time All-Ireland winner Philip Jordan insists Tyrone have little chance of challenging for another Sam Maguire until they win an Ulster title.
“WHO’S coming with me to the Derry match on Saturday?” I asked, injecting as much excitement into my voice as plausibility would allow.
I GUESS you could say that after four or five weeks of competitive matches, it’s only now that the games are beginning to heat up a little.
IT’S as you were as Mickey Harte and Terry Hyland name unchanged line-ups for Sunday’s Ulster Championship semi-final clash between Tyrone and Cavan.
TYRONE’S much acclaimed strength and conditioning coach Peter Donnelly has brought a winning mentality to the players under his guidance.
JIM Gavin has moved Dublin on hugely since Paul ‘Pillar’ Caffrey brought the ‘Sky Blues’ back into the winners enclosure.
“WE all eat the same spuds” a quote used this week by Leitrim defender Gary Reynolds when summing up his frustration.
