Francis Mooney

1 week ago | msn.com | Francis Mooney

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1 week ago | irishnews.com | Francis Mooney

Electric Ireland All-Ireland MFC semi-final Roscommon v Tyrone (Sunday, Kingspan Breffni, 1.30pm, live on TG4)TYRONE’S director of defensive operations is ready to front up in another show of resistance on Sunday. James Daly isn’t just the rock at the heart of the Red Hand rearguard, he’s also the organiser-in- chief who calls the shots at the back and keeps his fellow defenders on their toes, the voice of authority who has everyone’s ear.

1 week ago | irishnews.com | Francis Mooney

THE pathway was laid out before an excited gathering of teenagers at their first squad meeting late last year. The possibilities were beyond their dreams, but not beyond the capabilities of a Tyrone minor squad that had already been identified by manager Gerard Donnelly as an exceptional group. Ulster League, Ulster Championship, and through to the All-Ireland series, one step at a time, a steady progression nurtured and sustained by hard work and dedication.

1 week ago | irishnews.com | Francis Mooney

COACHES with the lived experience of winning All-Ireland titles are inspiring a new generation of Tyrone footballers to bring renewed success to the county. The Red Hand minors head into Sunday’s semi-final clash with Roscommon enriched by the promptings of Ciaran Gourley, a treble Sam Maguire Cup-winner in the noughties, and 2021 All-Ireland medallist Niall Morgan.

1 week ago | irishexaminer.com | Francis Mooney

Conor Meyler felt the rush of emotion at Brewster Park Sunday as he stepped onto the field of play for the first time in two cursed years. Injuries, too many to contemplate, had threatened to end the career of the Tyrone star whose dashing performances in 2021 had earned him an All-Star and a Footballer of the Year nomination. Knee surgeries, hamstring problems and issues with groin, achilles, hip and foot contrived to rob the Omagh man of the joy of playing the game he loves so passionately.