Wednesday 27 August 2014

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Tyrone veteran Joe McMahon beats injury woes in pursuit of club glory

Just 57 minutes of inter-county championship action hardly hints at a demanding summer schedule.

Stepped down: Tony Donnelly has left Tyrone after 10 years

Changes in store for Red Hands backroom

Following the departure of team trainer Fergal McCann, the future of Tyrone's strength and conditioning coach Willie Moore could be under doubt.

Stepped down: Tyrone assistant manager Tony Donnelly

Mickey Harte loses two of Tyrone backroom lieutenants

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte is today coming to terms with a major upheaval in his backroom team.

On the rise: Armagh's Kieran Toner keeps his eye on Tyrone's Colm Cavanagh

Orchard in full bloom after victory over the Red Hands

The Orchard County may have overcome Cavan and held Monaghan to a draw before losing to them in a replay and subsequently overcame...

On target: Gemma Begley was among the points for Tyrone

Tyrone girls step it up to claim a place in semi-final

Tyrone and Cavan ladies have booked round two All-Ireland senior qualifier ties with Monaghan and Laois respectively following...

Role model: regard for Mickey Harte extends beyond football

Tyrone doubters need a change of Harte

The intense rivalry that exists between Tyrone and Armagh was, if anything, ratcheted up another notch in Sunday's thunderous clash between the counties.

Staying put: Mickey Harte will remain as Red Hands manager

Tyrone veterans at career crossroads

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has already confirmed that he will remain at the helm for his 14th season – but some of the stellar players who have brought unprecedented success to the county under his command may be absent from front-line duty in 2015.

No way out: Paddy McNeice of Tyrone is tackled by Armagh duo Aaron Findon and Mark Shields

Grimley's plan took bite out of Ulster rivals

There is no doubt that the better side on the day won at Healy Park yesterday afternoon and but for the heroics of Niall Morgan, things could have been a whole lot worse for Tyrone.

It’s mine: Armagh’s Aidan Forker tries to get away from Matthew Donnelly of Tyrone

Tyrone men bow out with a whimper as Armagh bloom

Could it realistically be a surprise for Armagh to come to Healy Park and win this game?

All to play for: Sean Cavanagh believes there are many teams capable of challenging Dublin

Write off Tyrone at your own risk: Sean Cavanagh

Prior to the Ulster Championship swinging into action, Tyrone skipper Sean Cavanagh refused to join in the chorus proclaiming even then...

Utility man: Tyrone ace Conor Gormley may be the answer to some tricky questions boss Mickey Harte will face over the coming week

Mickey Harte has plenty to work with

Tyrone may be forced to dig deep into their playing pool for this Sunday's qualifier game against Armagh (throw-in 3.30pm), with up to half their defence doubtful for the match.

Injury woe will force Tyrone boss Mickey Harte into rethink

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte is coming to terms with a selection headache in advance of next week-end's All-Ireland football qualifier...

Tyrone power home in big finish

Tyrone 2-12 Louth 0-10: From a Tyrone point of view this was the proverbial game of two halves at Healy Park on Saturday afternoon as, in the end, they secured an emphatic victory over Louth in the All Ireland qualifiers.

Not happy: Tyrone manager Mickey Harte confronts referee Eddie Kinsella at the end of the game

Yes, it was a fine mess... but Mickey Harte had a point

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has come in for a measure of criticism in the wake of his post-match protestations following their Ulster...

Central: Sean Cavanagh is considered a midfielder

Former stars predict Red Hands recovery

Tyrone may be down but they are most definitely not out.

Frustration: Mickey Harte watches his side lose to reigning champions Monaghan

Angry Tyrone are up in arms - Harte shuns his media duty as assistant Donnelly questions...

When approached after the game to offer his thoughts by reporters, Tyrone manager Mickey Harte refused all requests, only pausing...

Pointing the way: Malachy O'Rourke feels the relief

Monaghan v Tryone: O'Rourke relieved to shake monkey off Oriel's back

Twenty-six years is a long time to endure a monkey riding on your back. But yesterday Monaghan at long last rid themselves of this...

Seize the day: Conan Grugan has had to be patient but finally gets his big opportunity with Tyrone

Conan Grugan is ready to grab Red Hands chance

Conan Grugan and Stephen O'Neill will prop up Tyrone's bid for Ulster title glory when they meet Monaghan tomorrow – although they will...

Raring to go: Colm Cavanagh can't wait to get up and running against Monaghan tomorrow

Tyrone are heading back to the summit

Colm Cavanagh. Tall, more slender than you'd think, with a big smile and a warm welcome. He finds an interview room in the Dungannon office of accountancy practice Cavanagh Kelly, gets some coffee on the go and begins chatting.