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Tommy Nethery

Belfast

Journalist at The Ulster Herald

Journalist at The Tyrone Herald

Has been footy player, vet cyclist and farm hand

Articles

  • 1 week ago | wearetyrone.com | Tommy Nethery

    THE 2025 Reihill Cup Final will be an all-Tyrone affair between previous winners, Mountfield Reserves and Killen Rangers Reserves. In this week’s semi-final showdowns Mountfield Reserves, winners in 2022, defeated Omagh Hospitals Reserves 4-2 while a Conrad Kee penalty secured a 1-0 victory for three time winners Killen Rangers Reserves against neighbours Ardstraw Reserves.

  • 2 weeks ago | wearetyrone.com | Tommy Nethery

    ARDSTRAW Reseves have been reinstated to the Reihill Cup after a successful protest against holders Strathroy Harps Reserves. The Harps second string defeated their Ardstraw counterparts 5-2 in the quarter-finals however the Vaughan’s Holm club subsequently lodged a protest claiming that their opponents had broken Rule 3 of the competition. It states, “No team may play more than three recognised Division 1, 2 or 3 players in any one match.

  • 4 weeks ago | wearetyrone.com | Tommy Nethery

    Enniskillen Town United  6St Oliver Plunkett 0ENNISKILLEN Town’s bid for a third Craig Stanfield Junior Cup remains well and truly on track after the Sky Blues eased past St Oliver Plunkett seconds in this evening’s semi-final clash at Stangmore Park. Braces apiece by Jordan Breen and Darren Freeman and goals by Nick Collen and Cathal Beacom, sealed an emphatic victory to secure a place in the showpiece decider at The National Stadium.

  • 1 month ago | wearetyrone.com | Tommy Nethery

    Dergview 2Lisburn Distillery 0TWO stunning strikes by teenage kicks Ethan Nethery and Sam Sproule helped Dergview ended a four-game losing streak by defeating Lisburn Distillery at a chilly Darragh Park on Tuesday evening. Nethery blasted home on 12 minutes before Sproule doubled the advantage with a crisp half volley before the half-time interval.

  • 1 month ago | wearetyrone.com | Tommy Nethery

    INTEGRATED College Dungannon (ICD) will attempt to win the Danske Bank NI Schools’ Cup for a second time in three years when they face St Joseph’s College, Derry in Thursday’s showpiece final at the Blanchflower Stadium. ICD won the prestigious trophy for the first time in the schools history back in 2023 when they defeated St Columb’s Derry 2-1 in the showpiece decider at The National Stadium.

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Tommy Nethery
Tommy Nethery @tommynetheryUH
26 Mar 25

FT @EknTownfc 6 St Oliver Plunkett 2nds 0. Freeman 2, Breen 2, Beacom & Collen. @IrishFA

Tommy Nethery
Tommy Nethery @tommynetheryUH
26 Mar 25

Half-time and it looks all over at Stangmore as @EknTownfc head to the dressing room 4-0 up. @IrishFA

Tommy Nethery
Tommy Nethery @tommynetheryUH
26 Mar 25

42mins 4-0 @EknTownfc. Beacom penalty after referee adjudged that Freeman had been clipped in the box. @IrishFA