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1 week ago | 
irishnews.com | Francis Mooney
Tyrone’s U20 players are so invested in the project that they’ve strayed into coaching territory. The All-Ireland champions are determined to have their say in their own destiny not just on the pitch but in the strategy room as well. Coach Diarmaid McNulty lauded the input of a dedicated group of young footballers and the level of responsibility that they are prepared to assume.
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1 week ago | 
irishnews.com | Francis Mooney
Electric Ireland Ulster MFC finalTyrone 2-11 Cavan 1-8Joel Kerr’s artistry weaved the magic that pushed Tyrone over the line to claim a first Ulster MFC title since 2022, but it was the defiance of a heroic defence that fuelled this latest under-age triumph. Corner backs Ciaran McCrystal and Elliot Kerr rose to the challenge magnificently at Brewster Park as Cavan’s desperate efforts make inroads were thwarted, the pair time and gain intervening with crucial tackles and turnovers.
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2 weeks ago | 
irishnews.com | Francis Mooney
Former Tyrone attacker Kyle Coney says Malachy O’Rourke’s side will need to find scores from a variety of sources if they are to get the better of Ulster champions Donegal. He believes the Red Hands can’t afford to rely on chief marksmen Darragh Canavan and Darren McCurry to get them over the line in Saturday’s All-Ireland round robin opener.
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3 weeks ago | 
irishnews.com | Francis Mooney |Kevin Carney
Electric Ireland Ulster MFC semi-finalsTyrone 2-20 Monaghan 3-12A roller-coaster semi-final swung back and forth before Tyrone reached out for victory down the closing straight. Nine points ahead at one stage, they fell two behind to a resurgent Monaghan at O’Neills Healy Park, before recovering to wrest back control and seal their place in the decider.
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3 weeks ago | 
irishexaminer.com | Francis Mooney
Tyrone and Cavan will contest the Electric Ireland Ulster MFC final after they saw off Monagan and Donegal respectively in semi-finals on Saturday evening. The Red Hands had to survive a Monaghan fightback at O’Neills Healy Park, before getting over the line by 2-20 to 3-12. The visitors were nine points behind at one stage, but stormed back to take the lead, before the Red Hands turned on the power in the closing stages.
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3 weeks ago | 
irishnews.com | Francis Mooney
Electric Ireland Ulster MFC semi-finalTyrone v Monaghan (Saturday, O’Neills Healy Park, 7pm)TYRONE’S first must-win game of this year’s Electric Ireland Ulster Minor Football Championship has presented an opportunity with a bonus that team captain Padraig Donaghy is determined not to missVictory over Monaghan in tomorrow’s semi-final will not only give them a shot at the provincial title, but also a place in the All-Ireland quarter-finals.
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3 weeks ago | 
irishnews.com | Francis Mooney
Treble All-Ireland winner Ciaran Gourley believes Tyrone can challenge the front-runners in this year’s race for Sam. The Red Hands are still processing the loss of their Division One status, followed by Ulster semi-final defeat to Armagh, but Gourley feels they can shake things up in the All-Ireland round robin series. “There’s a lot more to come from them but I think they’ll be optimistic enough that they can give the group stages a good run,” he said.
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3 weeks ago | 
irishnews.com | Francis Mooney
Tyrone’s legendary team of the noughties are to come together at the weekend for a special exhibition match to mark the official opening of spectacular new facilities at Stewartstown Harps GAC. Two floodlit pitches and a uniquely designed covered stand will set the Harps club apart as the county’s most progressive and ambitious unit.
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3 weeks ago | 
irishnews.com | Francis Mooney
Tyrone captain Joey Clarke led the resistance from the heart of a defiant rearguard as the All-Ireland U20 champions emerged as masters of the Kingdom once again in Sunday’s semi-final. A heroic defensive display underpinned a solid Red Hand performance at Portlaoise, where Kerry were put to the sword in a repeat of last year’s final. And Tyrone’s twin strike force of Eoin McElholm and Ruairi McCullagh packed enough firepower to see off the Munster champions and claim a place in the decider.
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3 weeks ago | 
irishtimes.com | Francis Mooney
Tyrone’s twin striking force of Ruairi McCullagh and Eoin McElholm reeled off 1-13 to inspire the All-Ireland under-20 football champions to another final appearance as they edged out Kerry at O’Moore Park in Portlaoise. But it was a defensive tour de force, with Ben Hughes, Joey Clarke and Callum Daly at its heart, that inspired this latest win for a county chasing a third title in four years.
