Dungannon travelled to Aghaloo on Monday evening as favourites for the two league points but they needed two late scores to secure a hard earned 2-14 to 3-11 draw. Aghaloo led 2-6 to 2-5 at halftime with Niall McElroy and Ruairi McGlone getting their goals. McElroy and Conor Mullen tagged on second half points but with Dalaigh Jones, Naoise Martin and Padraig McNulty getting goals it was anybody’s game with Patrick Molloy popping up with an injury time equaliser for the Clarkes.

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We aren’t quite finished the end of this academic school year but already thoughts are beginning to turn to the new school year and in particular the Danske Bank MacLarnon and MacRory Cup games.  The draws for both competitions were made this morning and are as follows…

Danske Bank MacLarnon Cup Group A
Loreto College Coleraine
St Pius X College
Our Lady and St Patrick’s College
Our Lady’s Castleblaney
Holy Trinity College

Danske Bank MacLarnon Cup Group B
St Eunan’s College
St Louis Grammar
Virginia College
St Patrick’s Grammar Downpatrick

Danske Bank MacRory Cup Group A
St Patrick’s Cavan
St Patrick’s Academy
St Colman’s College
St Patrick’s College Maghera

Danske Bank MacRory Cup Group B
St Malachy’s HS Castlewellan
CBS Omagh
St Patrick’s Grammar Armagh
St Ronan’s College

Danske Bank MacRory Cup Group C
St Macartan’s College
St Mary’s CBS
Patrician High
St Mary’s Grammar

Danske Bank MacRory Cup Group D
St Paul’s HS
St Michael’s Grammar
St Ciaran’s College
Abbey CBS

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The annual Feile Frankie minor seven’s tournament has been rescheduled for Ardboe this Saturday 1st July.  Registration will take place at 11am. The winners of the Cup and the Shield competitions will walk away with a £250 O’Neills voucher.  There will be a BBQ available for players and officials.  No entry fee.  Contact club secretary Continue Reading...

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The climax to the Wallball Tournament season will come with the Loughmacrory Wallball Showdown on the weekend of 28th to 30th July. The Tyrone club have now launched full entry an tournament information for what promises to be a spectacular social and action climax to a wonderful Wallball Season.

Puerto Rico’s former World Champion, Wally Amaro, made a 4,000 mile round trip to Loughmacrory last August and beat the very best GAA handball stars in Ireland as he collected a second Lough Showdown Mens Open Crown, having secured the inaugural title at the event back in 2014.

The return to action of two times Irish National Champion and 2015 Lough Showdown Champion, Conor McElduff, impressive 2016  Mens Open Nationals champion,Galway’s Martin Mulkerrins, US Nationals Champion, Killian Carroll, 3 times Mens Open Nationals Champion, Armagh’s Charly Shanks plus Holland’s Kees Van der Schoot are just some of the players who have challenged for the prestigious Lough Wallball Showdown crown in addition to a host of the very best handballers in Ireland.

The 4th Annual Lough One Wall Showdown will take place at the new Outdoor fully covered One Wall Handball Complex (and surrounding courts) from Friday 28th to Sunday 30th JULY 2017. 

And lets not forget the brilliant line-up in the Ladies Open Showdown too – 2017 Ladies Open Champion, Lorraine Havern, will bid for the Open crown while previous two-in-a-row champion, Cork’s Catriona Casey, Holland’s Miranda Scheffer, and last year’s Open Champion, Armagh’s Megan McCann, are some of the ladies stars who have challenged for the top ladies honours.  A host of other ladies handball stars are also making the journey including the return to action of 3 times World and 12 times All Ireland Senior champion, Antrim’s Fiona Shannon in addition to brilliant all-codes handball star, Limerick’s Martina McMahon.

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On Saturday night 29th July at the Tournament, there will be a Presentation Evening, Loughmacrory GAA Clubrooms as part of this highly entertaining weekend and that should also be a great occasion – and will follow on from the Mens & Ladies Open Finals – which will take place on the Saturday evening for the first time – having seen how successful this endeavour proved for the GAA Handball Nationals.

Entry Deadline is MONDAY 10th JULY 2017. 

This deadline will be adhered to in order to guarantee all players Tournament Tee-Shirts for the event. One-off Registration Evening for Local Players on Tuesday 11th July, 7pm at Loughmacrory One Wall Arena. Entry Fee entitles players (All Singles Grades Only) to: Entry to specified event, Refreshments for all Players on each day & Tournament Tee Shirt & Tournament Programme.

Email: chris@everystepmedia.com for ‘Special Family/Group’ Discounts

Entry & Tournament Info at www.loughmacrory.com

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Ulster Ladies Intermediate Football Final

Clonmore 7-30pm Friday

Tyrone V Down

Tyrone and Down meet on Friday night in a repeat of last year’s Ulster intermediate final but not for these two sides the trappings of a big Ulster final day at Clones. Instead the footballers of Tyrone and Down will have to settle for the more humble surrounds of Robert Emmett Park Clonmore on a Friday.

“It’s not ideal, it takes away from the sense of occasion” claims an angry Tyrone manager Gerry Moane. “It certainly is frustrating. There’s no spectator facilities and we are told the Athletic Grounds were closed, two games though there last weekend. We were originally set to go to Silverbridge on the Down doorstep. There’s no real respect for either team.”

Last year Tyrone and Down played out an entertaining decider at St Tiernach’s Park as part of a triple bill of games. Moane feels that a Friday night game is not the best way to promote the sport but admits it’s a pitch and you have to get on with it.

Moane has had an anxious wait over several of his players ahead of the game as on-going injury worries and a suspension have left things difficult. Niamh Hughes and Emma Hegarty both picked up injuries in the club championship fixtures while Donaghmore’s Michaela McGuigan has a recurring quad injury. Hughes rolled an ankle and is now unlikely to feature. Hegarty suffered a knock to her knee but should be okay while Mc Guigan is also responding well to treatment.

Fintona’s Nichola Donnelly meanwhile is facing a four week ban after she was involed in an incident while mentoring  one of her club’s under age teams. The senior manager  made no secret that he was  frustrated by news of the ban. Club officials and County management confirmed that the matter is the subject of an appeal.

Niamh O’Neill scored 1-7 in last year’s final and picked up the player of the match award however the Sperrin Og forward picked up a knee injury several weeks ago and despite making a recent comeback to club duty remains off the pace with Moane not expected to risk further damage.

Captain Neamh Wood’s who missed the Clones outing through injury last year has only returned to action after a  week of international netball. Despite a niggle she is hopeful of playing some part in this year’s game.

Down manager Ryan McShane has drafted in a handful of new faces since last year’s four point loss but it has not been a good 2017 for the Mourne side. Down just about avoided relegation to division four, securing just a single win, that against Offaly as they struggled to find any form. That said they have plenty of quality to call on. The experienced Kyla Trainor has some fifteen years inter county experience with the highly experienced team captain Lauren Cunningham a real driving force.

Down won the All Ireland intermediate title in 2014 however only six of that squad remain in the current panel. Christine Mc Carthy should start in goal. Orla Boyle and Kate Mc Kay will be key at the back while we can expect a real ding dong battle between Shannon Quinn and Woods at midfield against  a strong Down duo that includes Laoise Duffy who at just eighteen years of age is likely to be the youngest player on the pitch.

Tyrone have plenty of quality all over the park but there’s no doubting that Down are an excellent championship team and could cause Tyrone problems.

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We are reaching the business end of things in all four grades of the club minor championships and leagues. In grade one the championship semi-final line up was completed on Wednesday night when Eglish, Errigal Ciaran, Cappagh and Killeeshil recorded wins over Kildress, Dungannon, Loughmacrory and Moortown respectively. The finalists in the grade one league will be known after this weekend with Galbally taking on Errigal Ciaran and Dungannon and Carrickmore going head to head.

In the grade two championship quarter finals Clonoe edged out neighbours Coalisland, Moy grabbed five goals in their home win over Drumragh, Newtownstewart had three points to spare over Trillick and Donaghmore won away to neighbours Rock. Three of those winning sides are in contention for a possible double but for at least one of them that will end this weekend. That is because the league semi-final pairs Donaghmore against Newtownstewart while Moy take on Trillick in the other last four clash.

In grade three Beragh proved too powerful for Brackaville while in grade four the championship final will be between Aghaloo and Derrytresk after they overcame Killyman and Fintona respectively. This weekend Beragh will hope to keep their double hopes alive when they take on Brocagh in the league semi-final while the first silverware of the season at minor level will be decided on Saturday when Derrytresk and Killyman meet in the grade four league decider.

Minor championship results

Grade 1 quarter finals

Eglish 3-18 Kildress 1-15

Errigal Ciaran 1-13 Dungannon 1-12

Cappagh 3-12 Loughmacrory 2-9

Moortown 0-10 Killeeshil 4-11

Grade 2 quarter finals

Clonoe 2-11 Coalisland 0-15

Moy 5-12 Drumragh 0-9

Newtownstewart 2-12 Trillick 1-12

Rock 0-9 Donaghmore 2-13

Grade 3 quarter final

Beragh 13-14 Brackaville 1-6

Grade 4 semi finals

Killyman 3-10 Aghaloo 3-12

Derrytresk 10-8 Fintona 1-10

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The most successful GAA fundraising body in Ireland, Club Tyrone, has begun the process of branching out beyond its more traditional boundaries.  A small delegation led by the man that captured the Tyrone’s first All Ireland senior title in 2003 will meet with Tyrone exiles in Manhattan on 11^th July.

Six time All Star Peter Canavan will speak at an event which has been organised by a small group of Tyrone natives currently resident in and around the Big Apple.  The venue for the gathering is Rattle’N’Hum West, 306 W 39th St, New York, NY 10018 and anyone with an association or an interest in Tyrone is encouraged to attend. 

Club Tyrone chairman Mark Conway will introduce the Club Tyrone concept and outline how the Club Tyrone network can support the work of Tyrone people in New York and beyond.  It’s anticipated that the Club Tyrone New York branch will be formally launched in the autumn.  The New York branch isn’t the only centre expected to be operating before the end of the year.  Planning is already at an advanced stage to begin work in London and San Francisco.  

For more information email club.tyrone@gaa.ie

Club Tyrone New York Event
Tuesday 11^th July 2017
5pm ET
Rattle’N’Hum West
306 W 39th St, New York, NY 10018

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Tyrone Ladies successfully defended their Ulster Intermediate title on Friday evening in Clonmore when they defeated Down 0-17 to 0-3.

The foundations for the win were laid during an impressive first half display that saw Gerry Moane’s side hit nine fine points. Full forward Niamh O’Neill and veteran Gemma Begley landed six between them while Aine and Maria Canavan also managed to get among the scores. Indeed Tyrone could have been even further ahead had they not taken the wrong options when well placed in front of the goals on several occasions.

Down worked very hard against the breeze in the first half but they were too reliant on the threat posed by Kyla Trainor to really trouble Tyrone whose defence was rock solid. Full back Joanne Barrett, centre half Shannon Cunningham and wing back Neamh Woods marshalled the rearguard superbly restricting Down to only a handful of chances over the course of the game.

With the wind in their backs in the second half most spectators were expecting Down to make a real game of it but it was the Red Hand girls who dominated the second period. Neamh Woods and Niamh O’Neill kept Tyrone on the front foot from the off and any chance of a Down comeback disappeared as O’Neill, Begley, Rebecca Mc Crory and Maria Canavan all added points.

The Mourne girls looked a tired side long before the end as their first half exploits caught up with them and Tyrone went on to seal a well deserved fourteen point win.

Tyrone scorers: Gemma Begley 0-7, Niamh O’Neill 0-4, Maria Canavan 0-3, Aine Canavan 0-2 and Rebecca Mc Crory 0-1.

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  Brocagh entertained Beragh on Friday night in a division three encounter and the Emmetts collected both points following a good 1-16 to 1-5 victory. Mickey Hughes top scored for the Loughshore men with seven points to his name with Ciaran Donnelly notching 1-3 and Michael Carolan contributing three points. Ryan O’Keefe got the Beragh Continue Reading...

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Clogher Éire Óg’s Club Gaels embark on USA Tour

On July 6th 2017 the Clogher Éire Ógs will depart these shores for the trip of a lifetime to the USA.

A party of 24 players, management and committee members will fly from Dublin airport to JFK Airport in New York.

The nature of the trip is to take part in the official opening of Rockland GAA Clubrooms and facilities just outside Pearl River New York. The Éire Ógs will play the host club Rockland in a challenge game on Sat 9^th July. The teams will compete for the Robert Mc Kieran Cup in memory of a young Rockland Gael killed tragically in a car accident some years ago.

As part of the weekend festival there will also be a special exhibition game involving All Stars/Legends – Leinster/Ulster Vs Munster/Connacht.

The Ulster panel consists of: Paddy Bradley (Derry), Henry Downey (Derry), Paul Finlay (Monaghan), Owen Mulligan (Tyrone), Brian Mc Guigan (Tyrone), Peter Canavan (Tyrone), Brian Dooher (Tyrone), Aaron Kernan (Armagh), Oisin McConville (Armagh), James McCartan (Down) and Colm McFadden (Donegal).

The Leinster panel consists of: Graham Geraghty (Meath), Matty Forde (Wexford), Andy Comerford (Kilkenny) and Martin Comerford (Kilkenny). The team manager for the Ulster/Leinster team is Brian Mullins (Dublin).

The Connacht panel consists of: Eamon O’Hara (Sligo), Ciaran McDonald (Mayo), Conor Mortimer (Mayo), Padraic Joyce (Galway), Declan Meehan (Galway) and Frankie Dolan (Roscommon).

The Munster panel consists of: Tomas O’Se (Kerry), William Kirby (Kerry), Paul Galvin (Kerry), Tommy Griffin (Kerry), Dara O’Cinneide (Kerry), Declan Browne (Tipperary), Eamonn Corcoran (Tipperary), Shane McGrath (Tipperary), Sean Og O’hAlpin (Cork) and Ken McGrath (Waterford). The team manager for Connacht/Munster is Billy Morgan (Cork).

Officiating the match will be All Ireland referee, Pat McEnaney.

The GAA President Aoghan O’Farrell will be on hand to officially open the new facilities as well as numerous other gaels from all over Ireland and the USA.

Speaking ahead of the trip club secretary Eugene Mc Connell stated “The trip has been in the planning for almost a year and everyone is looking forward to representing the club and our county at this important event for Rockland GAA.”

“We have a strong tie with Rockland in that our former clubman and senior player Brian Pearson is one of the key drivers within the Rockland Club and what was only an idea 12 months ago suddenly became a reality and all the travelling party has self financed the trip. It is an historic occasion for our club and we hope to do ourselves proud.”

The Rockland Club is made up of many former Tyrone men who are now domiciled in the USA, such as club chairman Matty Mc Kenna and Emmett Woods both staunch Pomeroy men. They are a very progressive club and provide not only football, hurling plus camogie and ladies football at all levels. They have also just recently employed a full time Development Officer to help coach and look after all aspects of GAA development within their club.

The Clogher Gaels have been very lucky to receive some welcome sponsorship from the Mellon Country Inn and New York based company SSC Highrise Construction Company.  They have very kindly come on board to sponsor club gear which the travelling party will wear during their trip to the USA.

In the photo company owners Michael and Timmy Mahoney who also recently bought over the Mellon Country Inn hand over a sponsorship cheque to club secretary Eugene Mc Connell.

Also in the photo are Gemma Mahoney Duty Manager at the Mellon Country Inn plus Patrick Mahoney and Sam Mullan.

The week long trip will provide some lasting memories and help build up some new friendships. The strong Tyrone connections living in Pearl River will no doubt provide a warm welcome for all the Éire Ógs.

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TTM Radio in association with Steelweld Fabrications Ltd will be broadcasting LIVE from Clonoe on Sunday afternoon as the home side go up against Coalisland in the All County League. Just  single point separates the two sides in this years league. Who will have the bragging rights after this local derby?

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There were Friday night wins for Moortown and Derrylaughan over Eglish and Loughmacrory respectively on Friday night. The Loughshore men sprung a surprise with a 2-10 to 0-12 result at Connolly Park. Brian McLernon and Anthony Devlin got the visitors’ goals with Conor Herron landing four points. Sean McKillion, Damian Jordan and Peter McCann were among the points for Eglish.

Derrylaughan were 0-18 to 1-8 winners at Loughmacrory for a result that sees them join Eglish at the top of the division two table. Liam Gervin, Ciaran Quinn, Fergal McAliskey and Stephen McGrath were among the points for the Kevin Barrys while Aodhan McCullagh got the Loughmacrory goal with Cathal Donaghy and Cathair Gallagher landing points.

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Owen Roes held their annual Primary School Blitz last Thursday. On a chilly evening, Fermanagh, under the guidance of coaches Tara Donaghey and Gemma Coyle, edged out Galway, who were managed by coaching officer Paul Phillips. The Erne County just got the better of a brilliant Galway team that had entertained the crowds all evening, in a superb final full of everything that is good about Gaelic Football.

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Derrytresk and Tattyreagh produced a close and exciting encounter that saw the Hill Men come within a point of snatching a draw. James Darcy top scored for the Tatts who led by three at the break while Eoghan Murray, Joe Cartin and Collie Harkin were also among the points for the winners. Cathal O’Neill was in outstanding form for Derrytresk hitting 0-7 with Caolan Corr and Liam Slater also finding the target. Full time score 0-10 to 0-9 in favour of Tattyreagh.

Clogher defeated Drumquin 4-17 to 0-7 after a one sided game. The Eire Ogs hit 0-11 in the first half with Conor Shields (4), Ryan Mc Caughey (3) and Mark Mc Connell (2) doing most of the damage. The Wolfe Tones struggled to create scoring chances during the first period but did improve after the break. However Clogher were in a scoring mood and hit the net four times with Fergal Mc Kenna, Paul Mc Elroy, Jamie Callaghan and Paddy Mc Kiernan all on target. On a disappointing day for Drumquin Frankie Mc Alynn, Paul Sheridan and James O’Kane landed seven second half points for their team.

Newtownstewart were pushed all the way by Killyman before the St Eugene’s edged it by two on a final score of 2-11 to 2-09. Ryan Mayse accounted for 1-6 of his team’s total with his goal coming in the thirtieth minute of the second half. Gary Duffy’s hit Newtown’s first major early in the second half to put the home team in a strong position but Killyman continued to battle hard. A goal deep in injury time for visitors reduced the gap to a single point but Turlough Mc Namee settled the Newtownstewart nerves with a late, late point to seal the win.

Table toppers Owen Roes continued their unbeaten league run with a 3-18 to 0-9 win over Brackaville. Seamus Dooher hit 1-4 while Cathal Mc Shane landed 0-7. Ryan Devine and Conal Mc Cormick both found the net for the winners as the Glenmornan side pulled away to win comfortably. Conor Stock, Dale Mc Sorley, Marty Gervin, Shea Fee, Eoin Loughran and Rian Mc Hugh were all on target for the Brackaville lads.

The derby clash between Errigal Ciaran and Killeeshil saw the Dunmoyle lads emerge 1-9 to 0-8 winners over an improving St Mary’s outfit. Niall Molloy got the all important Errigal goal while Sean Mellon (3), Jody Farrell (2) and Michael Harte (2) were among the points. Pascal Donaghy was the main marksman for Killeeshil with 0-4 while Liam Hughes, veteran Shane Mallon and Ciaran O’Neill accounted for the remaining points.

Dregish found the going tough as Drumragh got their league campaign back on track with a bang. Kevin Mallon, Shane Devine, Shane Cleary, Marty Taggart and Tommy Murphy were among the points while Taggart and Tommy Mullin found the net in a very one sided game. Aidan O’Kane delivered the Dregish scores as Drumragh won 2-16 to 0-3.

Glenelly defeated Fintona 1-11 to 2-6 after an entertaining and competitive game that saw both sides finish the game a few players short. The teams were tied at the break 0-5 apiece with Aaron Mc Carney and Cathal Starrs on target for the Pearses. Eamon Mc Connell hit 1-3 for Glenelly while Seamus Harkin and Ronan O’Kane both hit 0-3 for their side. Mc Carney and Eugene Mc Carroll hit the net for Fintona but they were edged out by the hungrier side in the end.

Tyrone ACL Div 3 Results
Clogher 4-17 Dumquin 0-7
Newtownstewart 2-11 Killyman 2-9
Drumragh 2-26 Dregish 0-3
Glenelly 1-11 Fintona 2-6
Derrytresk 0-9 Tattyreagh 0-10
Owen Roes 3-18 Brackaville 0-9
Errigal Ciaran 1-9 Killeeshil 0-8
Brocagh 1-16 Beragh 1-5

ACFL Division 3

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Tyrone ACL Div 2 Results
Castlederg 1-16 Kildress 0-12
Gortin 0-12 Eskra 0-11
Moy 0-12 Cookstown 1-11
Stwartstown 0-9 Dungannon 0-15
Rock 0-10 Aghaloo 1-12
Aghyaran 2-12 Augher 1-10
Eglish 0-12 Moortown 2-10
Loughmacrory 1-8 Derrylaughan 0-18

Castlederg had a superb win at home to Kildress. Ronan Devine got the only goal of the game with Mark Corry, Sean Harper, Mattie McGuigan and Philip Lennon among the points for their respective sides.

Gortin had the minimum to spare at home to Eskra with the help of points from Sean Og McAleer, Shane Clarke and Peter Clarke. Conor O’Hagan, Joe McCarroll and Cormac Arkinson had points for an Emmetts side who are now second from bottom in the table.

John Gilmore proved to be the Cookstown hero as he came off the bench to score a late winning goal away to Moy. Conall Duffy and Ryan Coleman provided points for the home side with Matthew Carberry and Christopher Eastwood on target for the Father Rocks.

Dungannon recorded a good win at Stewartstown with Lorcan Mallon, Patrick Molloy and Patrick Quinn among the points for the Clarkes. Substitute Kyle Thompson got the only goal of the game as Aghaloo collected a crucial win at Rock. Conor Mullan hit seven points for the winners with Martin McCreesh and Aidan McGarrity on target for the home side.

Aghyaran are joint top of the table after seeing off the challenge of Augher on home soil.  Ronan McHugh weighed in with 1-4 for the St.Davogs with Brian Penrose their other goal scorer and Ronan McNamee and Sean Byrne among the points. Rory Cassidy got the Augher goal with Declan Connolly and Darragh Kavanagh getting among the points.

ACFL Division 2

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Tyrone ACL Div 1 Results
Galbally 2-8 Killyclogher 0-14
Carrickmore 0-11 Ardboe 0-13
Clonoe 1-11 Coalisland 3-10
Donaghmore 1-13 Trillick 2-10
Urney 3-13 Pomeroy 2-21
Omagh 0-14 Strabane 2-11
Dromore 1-15 Greencastle 1-10
Errigal Ciaran 5-19 Edendork 1-7

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Galbally collected a good point at home to County champions Killyclogher. Goals from Daniel Kerr and Liam Rafferty left the Pearses six in front but the visitors reduced the deficit to two at the break thanks to efforts from Mark Bradley, Aidan Kelly and Simon O’Neill. In the second half it was score for score with Bradley levelling matters only for Kerr to put Galbally back in front before a late Bradley free ended the scoring.

Kyle Coney, Nishy O’Neill, Antony Devlin and defender Gavin Teague were among the points as Ardboe secured a good win at Carrickmore. Martin Penrose, Conor Gormley and Mark Donnelly featured among the points for the home side.

Second half goals from Cathair Quinn, Dermot Thornton and Michael McKernan coupled with a number of Brian Toner points saw Coalisland come from behind at the break to beat neighbours Clonoe. PJ Lavery got the goal for the O’Rahillys with Declan McClure, Danny McNulty and Paul Coney supplying points.

A penalty with the last kick of the game rescued a share of the spoils for Donaghmore at home to Trillick. Deasun Quinn, Tiarnan Drayne and Niall McKenna had scores for the hosts with Rory Brennan and Niall Gormley getting the St.Macartans goals and Lee Brennan kicking three points.

Johnny Lafferty netting twice with Plunkett Langan also getting a goal but Urney still lost at home to Pomeroy in a high scoring encounter. Ollie McCreesh and John Loughran got the goals for the Plunketts with Kieran McGeary and Frank Burns contributing a number of points as well.

Strabane gave their survival hopes a huge shot in the arm with a superb win at Omagh. Dylan Arnold and Ruairi Gormley got the Sigersons’ goals with Warner Mullan, Michael Etherson and John McLaughlin supplying points. Ronan O’Neill, Conor O’Donnell and Conor Meyler were on target for the St.Endas.

Defending champions Dromore made home advantage count against Greencastle. Colm McCrory got the St.Dympnas goal with Emmett McNabb, Conor O’Neill and Ronan McNabb all getting points. Kevin Clarke got the goal for the visitors with Cahir McCullagh landing seven points.

Errigal Ciaran ran out emphatic winners at home to Edendork. Ciaran Quinn, Paudge McAnenly, Darren Canavan, Peter Harte and Davy Harte got their goals with Harry Og Conlon finding the net for Edendork and Niall Morgan and Darren McCurry getting points for the visitors.

ACFL Division 1

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Tyrone manager Mickey Harte will be waiting anxiously for news on Colm Cavanagh after the Moy man went off injured in the early stages of their club league game with Cookstown this afternoon. The big midfielder sustained a knee injury and as soon as he was taken off he had an ice pack put on it. With only two weeks to go to the Ulster final with Down at Clones it’s a scare that the defending Provincial champions could do without.

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Fintona Pearses launched their annual club golf competition on Monday and even by the standards of a club that knows how to come up with original ideas, this one was a bit special.

The club is celebrating its centenary this year which in itself is a hugely significant milestone. However to make it even more noteworthy the club has come up with a highly original format for their competition and has chosen The Michaela Foundation as the main beneficiary.

The main sponsors of the event Tyrone Fabrication were represented by Aaron and Anton Mc Dermott. Also in attendance for the launch were All Ireland winners Peter Canavan and Greg Blaney of Down, Tyrone manager  Mickey Harte and Pat Mc Atee Chairman of Fintona Pearses.

Each team of four will consist of three local golfers plus one celebrity All Ireland winner from either Football or Hurling. The Celtic Cross Three Man competition will see twenty six teams out on the Fintona course on the 23^rd of September and is sure to be a hugely successful event.

Prior to the competition the club will host a special draw to determine which All Ireland Celtic Cross winners will line out with the various teams of local players. That will be held in the club house at Fintona Golf Club on Friday the 15^th of September and will be broadcast live on Teamtalkmag radio.

We wish the club and The Michaela Foundation every success in their endeavours and look forward to keeping you updated on its progress.  

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