We Are Tyrone

3 days ago | wearetyrone.com | Tommy Nethery

In this week’s Boot Room Podcast Tommy, referee David Gilfillan and super fan Rodney Lucas discuss the highs and the lows of the 2024-25 season. Receive quality journalism wherever you are, on any device. Keep up to date from the comfort of your own home with a digital subscription. Any time | Any place | Anywhere SUBSCRIBE TO CURRENT EDITION TODAY and get access to our archive editions dating back to 2007 (CLICK ON THE TITLE BELOW TO SUBSCRIBE)

3 days ago | wearetyrone.com | Thomas Maher

COUNCILLORS voted in favour of silencing UUP’s Mark Oven after he labelled the council ‘underhanded’ and refused to retract his statement during a council meeting. At the meeting of Fermanagh and Omagh District Council on Wednesday, representatives voted in favour of silencing UUP councillor Mark Ovens after he accused the organisation of being ‘underhanded’ over a decision to introduce a booking system for council refuse collection that he said “was not subject to debate”.

4 days ago | wearetyrone.com | Alan Rodgers

SUPERMARKET giant, Sainsbury’s, are now officially seeking planning approval for the construction of a new store on the Great Northern Retail Park in Omagh. The firm submitted the application this week, and are seeking to convert the former House Proud Furniture and Homebase stores for the sale of convenience and all comparison foods at Units 4 and 5 on the site.

4 days ago | wearetyrone.com | Alan Rodgers

Errigal Ciaran 0-12  Trillick  1-9TWO of the top forwards in Tyrone football sparked into life in this Division One clash which saw Errigal equalise in added time against a Trillick side which had produced a brilliant second half display. Lee Brennan orchestrated all the best attacking play for the St Macartan’s as they led by five entering the final quarter. But the last word went to Shea McDermott who finished a great week for himself by scoring three points to earn the home team a draw.

4 days ago | wearetyrone.com | Alan Rodgers

A PLACE in the All-Ireland Quarter Finals still remains very much within reach for Tyrone despite the disappointment which surrounded their defeat to Mayo in round two of the Sam Maguire series on Saturday night. Hopes had been high that the Red Hands would record a second success to consolidate the impressive win over Donegal last week. But those ambitions were emphatically dashed as they lost out by 2-17 to 1-13 to Mayo at Omagh.