Casey can point way to a better future as Tyrone eye silverware 

Tyrone hot-shot Damian Casey believes his side can strike a further blow for their hurling credibility when they meet Derry in the Ulster Shield final on Sunday.

Red Hands primed to hurl out a message of defiance 

Tyrone will enter today's Ulster Shield hurling championship semi-final against Fermanagh at Clones (3.00pm) determined to make amends for their capitulation against Donegal in the Allianz League Division 3A final last weekend.

Mickey Harte stays composed as Joe Brolly claims his time is up 

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte last night refused to respond to explosive claims by controversial pundit Joe Brolly, who suggested "it is time to change now" when asked about Harte's future.

Joe Brolly claims that Tyrone player has told him privately that training is 'depressing' 

Joe Brolly has claimed that a Tyrone player told him privately that training with the county team is “depressing.”

Newcomer Flynn's scoring spree thwarts Tyrone promotion push 

Tyrone's hopes of gaining promotion to Division 2B of the Allianz Hurling League were shattered at the weekend by the scoring prowess of Donegal's new recruit Davin Flynn.

Kerry 1-21 Tyrone 2-11: Tyrone hopes of final date blown away at Kerry 

Tyrone's hopes of reaching the Division One Allianz National League final ended at Fitzgerald Stadium in Killarney when they were well beaten by Kerry.

Casey can point Tyrone's hurlers into a higher tier 

When Tyrone and Donegal lock horns in the Allianz Hurling League Division 3 final at Celtic Park, Derry today (2.00pm) it will prove a decider in more ways than one.

Quinn in lead role as St Ciaran's target Golden Jubilee triumph 

Just five days after capturing the MacLarnon Cup for the first time on St Patrick's Day, St Ciaran's College Ballygawley were in action against St Mary's, Carlow in an All-Ireland semi-final which they won by a point.

St Ciaran's eye All-Ireland trophy as icing on 50th anniversary cake 

On the weekend that Tyrone will bid to secure a place in the Allianz Football League Division One final, another team from the county will attempt to keep the Red Hands flag flying in a different sector.

Donnelly misses trip to Kerry as Tyrone accept one match ban 

Tyrone will not be contesting a striking charge laid against midfielder Mattie Donnelly by the Central Competitions Control Committee after an altercation with Aidan O’Shea at the end of last Sunday’s defeat to Mayo.

Tyrone could be hit by Donnelly suspension 

Tyrone's task in going to Killarney this weekend for a must-win game against Kerry could be made far more difficult with a possible suspension to Mattie Donnelly.

St Ciaran's girls denied a slice of All-Ireland glory 

St Ciaran's College, Ballygawley failed to land the first leg of what was hoped might prove an All-Ireland double for the school when they were beaten by John The Baptist, Hospital (Limerick) in the All-Ireland Ladies Schools 'A' final at Cusack Park, Mullingar yesterday.

Tyrone believe they can shatter Dublin's dominance 

The theory that an extension of Dublin's supremacy in the Allianz Football League is a foregone conclusion has been diluted to some extent now that three Ulster sides share top spot with them in Division One.

Don't judge Tyrone on defeat in battle of Ballybofey, warns Harte 

This has become one of the GAA's most fierce and intense rivalries and it was impressive, imperious Donegal who drew blood on Saturday night.

Chip off the old block Canavan, leads way for Ciaran's victory 

The mesmeric skills, acute vision and sure finishing touch were there in abundance as the lightly-built Darragh Canavan left no-one at the Athletic Grounds in any doubt that he has inherited all the qualities which elevated his famous dad Peter to iconic status.

Brennan strikes late equaliser to earn Tyrone a replay 

Tyrone and Donegal must do it again after extra-time couldn't separate them in their Ulster U21 quarter-final at Healy Park. David Mulgrew, Paul Donaghy and Liam Rafferty helped the hosts to a 0-3 to 0-1 lead but Donegal led 0-5 to 0-4 at the break.

Harte is wary of injuries as Tyrone face a gruelling task to reach final 

As the only other unbeaten manager in Division One apart from Dublin's Jim Gavin, Mickey Harte and Tyrone will have to surmount an additional obstacle to make it to their first league final since 2013.

McGleenan under huge pressure to beat Harte once again 

The only manager to have put one over Tyrone boss Mickey Harte this year will attempt to repeat the feat on Sunday - but from a much less comfortable standpoint.

Tyrone stars must earn success 

We are now 15 years on from the Cork strike, when the hurlers and footballers of the Rebel County downed tools in protest against a regime that they felt - and were subsequently proved correct - were denying them the chance to reach their full potential.

Tyrone stars have been shocked and hurt by expenses row, says McNamee 

Tyrone's Ronan McNamee has admitted that ongoing issues over expenses — with the players recently being asked for a £15 payment for sundry items — is beginning to have an effect on team morale and their chances of winning major honours.

'Super 8s' get the go-ahead: All-Ireland final moved to August as GAA chiefs deny growing... 

Director-General of the GAA Páraic Duffy, has spoken of his relief that Central Council proposals to revamp the All-Ireland football Championship were passed by annual Congress on Saturday.

Casey admits Red Hands are wary of threat from Coulter 

Tyrone will face a rather familiar face when they confront Donegal in an important Allianz Hurling League Division 3A encounter at Healy Park, Omagh tomorrow.

Tyrone penny-pinching claims rubbished by angry Jordan 

Tyrone chairperson Roisin Jordan has issued a robust response to penny-pinching allegations which have been levelled at the county board.

Rock so near and yet so far as Kerry champions snatch title at the death 

Tyrone and Ulster champions Rock's hopes of a first ever All-Ireland Junior championship title ended in disappointment at Croke Park yesterday afternoon, when they lost out to Kerry champions Glenbeigh-Glencar.

Gourley keen to take Rock to All-Ireland glory at last 

Ciaran Gourley may have won All-Ireland medals with Tyrone in 2003, 2005 and 2008 but the 37-year-old Rock St Patrick's utility man has his heart set on another milestone on Sunday.

Cavanagh set for one last shot at glory with Tyrone 

Sean Cavanagh is "99 per cent sure" he's ready to bring the curtain down on his intercounty career at the end of the current season.

Tyrone's Croker draw feels like a point lost, admits Harte 

Over the years, Dublin and Tyrone have produced a number of close and thrilling encounters and at a bitterly cold Croke Park on Saturday night came the latest installment as it finished honours even at 0-10 to 1-07 in Allianz League Division One.

Tyrone out to find the extra spark to deck Dubs 

When Tyrone confront Dublin in the second round of Allianz Football League Division One at Croke Park tomorrow, they will not only be seeking the two points on offer but will be bidding to end their opponents' 30-match unbeaten run in league and championship.

Tyrone have plenty of work to do: Harte 

Tyrone ensured their return to Division One was a winning one after they recovered from an early Roscommon goal to take the spoils at Healy Park.

Harte hungry for more after early helpings of trophy joy 

Not many players achieve the distinction of picking up two trophies within a 24-hour period in the month of January.

McGarrity to the fore as Rock earn final chapter 

Tyrone champions Rock reached their second All-Ireland Junior final after they proved too strong for British champions Dunedin at the Athletic Grounds in Armagh yesterday afternoon.

Tyrone's fusion of old and new is ideal tonic for Harte 

Tyrone have emphatically dispelled any doubts that their long-running love affair with the Bank of Ireland Dr McKenna Cup may be tapering off by scoring a whopping 4-40 in their last two games.

Tyrone dish out a harsh lesson 

Tyrone thought their task for the evening was to out-score Fermanagh, who were playing in Enniskillen, but instead they topped Group C helped by Cavan's inexplicable collapse against University of Ulster, Jordanstown.

Tyrone still have super six in their sights after strong finish 

Tyrone got their hopes of a sixth McKenna Cup title in a row back on track at Carrickmore yesterday but it was only in the second half that they managed to put UUJ to the sword.

Red Hands keen to get back on track after consecutive defeats 

It's rare indeed for Tyrone to lose two competitive games on the trot but it's against this backcloth that Mickey Harte's side must seek redemption when they take on UUJ in Section C of the Bank of Ireland Dr McKenna Cup at Healy Park, Omagh tonight (7pm).

Tyrone boss Mickey Harte demands response against UUJ 

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte maintains he will be looking for a serious response from his players this weekend when they face University Ulster Jordanstown, after an insipid effort last Sunday in their defeat to Cavan.

Cavan tough it out in Breffni scrap 

Forget the result, or even the non-event that was the 'mark' being introduced to Gaelic football.

Harte and McGleenan in two minds about impact of mark 

The two managers shared a warm handshake before this match, but that was the only fondness on display in an uncompromising January game that saw no prisoners taken.

Brennan can be Tyrone's secret weapon, says Donnelly 

The missing ingredient in the Tyrone attack could be the highly-promising Lee Brennan, maintains his Trillick clubmate, two-time All-Star Mattie Donnelly.

Tyrone ace Mattie Donnelly determined to start 2017 on high note 

If 2016 proved rather hectic for Tyrone ace Mattie Donnelly, then he has no hesitation in hoping that 2017 will be "maybe twice as hectic".

Mickey Harte says GAA could drop Irish anthem and tricolour from games 'when time is right' 

The GAA could stop playing the Irish national anthem and flying the Tricolour at matches "when the time is right and it is for the greater good" of the sport, the legendary Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has said.

Mickey Harte backing ace Niall Sludden to become a major force for Tyrone 

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte believes that 24-year-old Niall Sludden can prove an inspirational player in 2017.

Time is right for newcomers to make their mark: Harte 

Tyrone may have already surrendered the first of the four trophies which they won this year but Peter Harte, now very much a pivotal player in the Red Hands' set-up, does not necessarily see this as a setback.

Meyler throws in his lot with St Mary's but keeps Tyrone in focus 

Conor Meyler has already laid down a marker that he is keen to be part of the Tyrone set-up again through his industrious performances against Louth and Armagh in the O'Fiaich Cup.

McGeeney laps up festive bonus but keeps feet on the ground 

Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney has been round too many corners to go jumping through hoops when confronted by the green shoots of recovery.

Tyrone's Harte pours cold water on Donegal's Cup plan 

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte will adopt a wait and see attitude in relation to Donegal's expressed intention to play their Under 21 team in next month's Bank of Ireland Dr McKenna Cup competition.

Harte has us fired up for more trophy glory: O'Neill 

We are still on the countdown to Christmas, the wheels of the GAA world are turning rather more slowly than usual and training pitches could not be said to be densely populated.

McCurry on fire as Red Hands rap out a Cup warning 

It may have been Tyrone's first incursion into the competitive sphere since their All-Ireland quarter-final exit at the hands of Mayo, but Mickey Harte's side displayed hunger, determination and graft in equal measure to ultimately deflate Lough's gusty challenge at Plunkett...

Harte keeps his options open as Red Hands eye more Cup glory 

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte is not one to leave things to chance.

Mickey Harte throws down gauntlet to new crop of Tyrone talent 

Not for the first time, Tyrone manager Mickey Harte will give a fresh corps of novices a big chance this Sunday. Never one to shirk a challenge, Harte plans to run the rule over his restructured side in an O'Fiaich Cup semi-final tie against Louth at Crossmaglen which is far...