ALL IRELAND MINOR SEMI-FINAL

Tyrone 2-6 Cork 1-11

Despite turning in a battling display at Mullingar on Saturday the Tyrone minors missed out on a place in the all Ireland minor final, losing by just two points to Cork. Two second half goals from Chloe McCaffrey and Ardboe’s Annie Devlin had hauled Tyrone back into the contest as they trailed by seven but the experience and quality of the southern girls proved decisive in the final outcome.

Cork dominated throughout but hit some eleven wides and created eight goal chances including five one on ones. Tyrone struggled to match them in several sectors of the park for long periods and but for five superb saves from Tyrone keeper Caoimhe Meeke Cork could have won by a much greater margin. Saoirse Noonan was deadly accurate with frees while midfielders  Ciara McCarthy and Nicole Quinn were superb. Cork attacked with vigour and were resolute and disciplined at the back as they built up a six point lead at the break.

Emma Cleary beat Meeke for their only goal with Noonan, Laura O’Mahony and  Grace Culloty tagging on points. Chloe McCaffrey 0-2 and Meave Maxwell with Tyrone’s three points although Tyrone also had goal chances. Maria Canavan hit a post from a long range free, Maxwell brought out the best in Sarah Murphy with McCaffrey rattling the crossbar.

In a dominant display Cork pulled seven clear by the fortieth minute but Tyrone were right back in the tie when Maria Canavan set McCaffrey up for a cracking goal. Cork pulled away once again and could easily have been out of sight only for the quality of Meeke and full back Aimee Daly as Cork’s forwards created chance after chance.

Anne Devlin fired home a second Tyrone goal with five minutes remaining and it ignited a stirring fightback. Meabh Corrigan, Canavan and McCaffrey took the game to Cork and the impressive Caitlin Kelly was denied a goal when Murphy saved with her feet. Maria Canavan tagged on her third point late on but it was Cork who held out for the win and a place in the all Ireland final..

Tyrone: Chloe McCaffrey 1-2, Annie Devlin 1-0, Maria Canavan 0-3, Meave Maxwell 0-1

Cork: Emma Cleary 1-2, Saoirse Noonan 0-5, Ciara McCarthy, Laura O’Mahony, Grace Culloty, Sadhbh O’Leary 0-1 each

Tyrone: Caoimhe Meeke, Niamh McConnell, Aimee Daly, Meabh Corrigan, Shauna Stevenson, Tara Donaghy, Shannon Stevenson, Tara O’Hagan, Aoibhainn McHugh, Maria Canavan, Meave Maxwell, Chloe McCaffrey, Roisin Devlin, Caitlin Kelly, Dearbhaile Gallagher. Subs Annie Devlin for Devlin, Bronagh McKenna for Maxwell, Louise Carlin for McHugh

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Derry 1-22 Cavan 2-12

Derry justified their favourites tag at Clones on Sunday afternoon when they won an enthralling  Electric Ireland Ulster minor championship title final.

Derry led 0-14 to 1-7 at the break ahead of a superb opening thirty minutes. Derry could have had a goal after only thirty seconds but Declan Cassidy fired narrowly wide of the left hand post.

They were soon into their stride though and by the 5^th minute they had registered four points through Patrick Quigg, Lorcan McWilliams, Conleth McShane and Oisin McWilliams.

Sixty seconds later Cavan were back in contention when midfielder James Smith smashed home a brilliant goal. Cian Madden then equalised but Derry were looking the better side.

By the end of the opening quarter they had already amassed ten points with Quigg, Ben McCarron and Cassidy all on target. Padraig McGrogan and Patrick Lynch then traded points before Madden closed the gap to four.

Cavan were dealt a blow when goal scorer Smith was black carded and Derry increased their advantage with a brace of frees from McWilliams. Cavan though closed out the half with efforts from Tiarnan Reilly and Philip Rogers.

Cavan picked up where they had left off on the restart with Oisin Pierson scoring twice. McCarron, Cassidy and Quigg then eased Derry five clear but they were rocked when Rogers palmed in a goal in the 41^st minute.

It was anybody’s game at this stage as Lorcan McWilliams twice exchanged points with Madden and Pierson. Derry then grabbed that scrambled goal through McCarron and they closed the game out with points from substitutes Alex Doherty and Fergal Mortimer.

DERRY: O Hartin; O McGill, C McCluskey, S McKeever; S McErlain, D Rafferty, C McShane (0-1); P McGrogan (0-1), O McWilliams (0-1, 1f); P Quigg (0-4, 1f), R Mullan, D Cassidy (0-3); B McCarron (1-3), L McWilliams (0-6, 3f), M McGrogan. Subs: T McHugh (0-1) for M McGrogan, C Brown for Mullan, A Doherty (0-1) for McGill, M Bradley for Cassidy, F Mortimer (0-1) for Quigg, C Murphy for McCarron

CAVAN: G O’Rourke; E Fortune, P Meade, K Brady; D Cusack, C Timoney, K Hendrick; R Patterson, J Smith (1-0); O Kiernan, C Madden (0-3), P Rogers (1-2); O Pierson (0-4, 2f), P Lynch (0-1), S Keogan. Subs: J Cooke (0-1) for Meade, T Reilly (0-1) for Smith (black card), P Nulty for Hendrick, N McCabe for Keogan, C Lynch for Kiernan

Referee: M McNally, Monaghan

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TYRONE 2-17 DOWN 0-15

Tyrone won back to back Anglo Celt Cups for the fourth time in their history when they turned on the style in the second half at St.Tiernachs Park in Clones on Sunday afternoon to comfortably defeat underdogs Down before a crowd of 31, 912.

The Mourne men gave as good as they got in the first half and may well have gone in at the break with their noses in front had Darragh O’Hanlon not fired a goal chance just wide of the left hand post in the closing stages. Tyrone led 0-7 to 0-5 at the short whistle and when they posted seven points without reply in the third quarter the Anglo Celt Cup was on its way back to the O’Neill County. Substitute Ronan O’Neill came off the bench to putting the icing on the cake with two well taken goals on a day when every player in a Tyrone jersey played third part in securing a 15^th Ulster senior crown.

The outstanding Padraig Hampsey landed two early points and with Peter Harte and Mattie Donnelly also on target the winners led 0-4 to 0-1 by the 13^th minute, Shay Millar the Down marksman. A superb run and point from Ryan Johnston narrowed the gap but Tyrone responded with a kicked point from Niall Sludden and a fisted one from team Captain Sean Cavanagh. Niall Donnelly, O’Hanlon and Conor Maginn helped reduce the deficit to the minimum as Down enjoyed their best spell of the contest. In first half injury time O’Hanlon was wide from that goal chance before Donnelly had the final say for Tyrone when he fisted over.

David Mulgrew had the opening score of the second half after a dozen seconds and Tyrone never looked back. Cavanagh from a free and Mark Bradley from play stretched Tyrone’s advantage as a struggling Down lost Kevin McKernan to a black card. Peter Harte knocked over a free before an outstanding Declan McClure catch led to another Bradley score.

Conall McCall fired over an outstanding score and moments later his brother Tiernan followed suit with a fine effort from distance as well. In the 55^th minute it was game over when McClure and Donnelly combined for the latter to fist the ball to O’Neill he expertly finished past keeper Michael Cunningham. Cunningham then converted a long range free with O’Hanlon and Caolan Mooney also finding the range although the keep had to be alert to tip over a Hampsey drive.

With five minutes of normal time left to play Cunningham was powerless though as Darren McCurry found fellow substitute O’Neill with a great pass and the Omagh man did the rest as brilliantly chipped the ball into the net. O’Hanlon and Mooney had Down points but so did Trillick duo Donnelly and Lee Brennan and while the Red Hands had Cathal McCarron sent off late on they were emphatic winners in the end.

Tyrone: Niall Morgan; Aidan McCrory, Ronan McNamee, Cathal McCarron; Tiernan McCann, Padraig Hampsey, Peter Harte; Colm Cavanagh Conall McCann; David Mulgrew, Niall Sludden, Kieran McGeary; Mark Bradley, Sean Cavanagh, Mattie Donnelly. Subs: Declan McClure for McGeary, Darren McCurry for Sean Cavanagh, Ronan O’Neill for Bradley, Conor Meyler for Mulgrew, Cathal McShane for Conall McCann, Lee Brennan for Sludden

Scorers: Ronan O’Neill 2-0, Mattie Donnelly, Padraig Hampsey 0-3 each, Sean Cavanagh, Peter Harte 0-2 (1f) each, Mark Bradley 0-2, Tiernan McCann, Conall McCann, David Mulgrew, Niall Sludden, Declan McClure 0-1 each

Down: Michael Cunningham; Niall McParland, Gerard McGovern, Darren O’Hagan; Darragh O’Hanlon, Conaill McGovern, Caolan Mooney; Kevin McKernan, Niall Donnelly; Peter Turley, Conor Maginn, Shay Millar; Jerome Johnston, Connaire Harrison, Ryan Johnston. Subs: Joe Murphy for McKernan, David McKibbin for Turley, Donal O’Hare for Jerome Johnston, Mark Poland for Millar, Aidan Carr for Donnelly, Sean Dornan for Maginn

Scorers: Darragh O’Hanlon 0-4 (3f), Caolan Mooney 0-3, Ryan Johnston 0-2, Niall Donnelly, Conor Maginn, Shay Millar, Conor Maginn, Joe Murphy 0-1 each, Michael Cunningham 0-1 (f)

Referee: Joe McQuillan (Cavan)

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Strabane Sigersons G.A.A. Health and Wellbeing Committee and the club’s Neighbourhood Renewal Project via their Co-ordinator Aodhán Harkin promoted a “Care in the Sun” message to all the participants and parents at the club’s recent Tyrone G.A.A. Summer Coaching Camp held at Páirc Mhic Sioghair, Ballycolman Estate Strabane.

Sunscreen and “Care in the Sun” bookmark cards kindly donated by Cancer Focus NI, were made available free of charge to the large number of children and parents present.

Ciaran McLaughlin, Strabane Sigersons Club Health and Wellbeing Officer, noted “The provision of sunscreen highlights to members the importance of taking care in the sun. Even here in Ireland although the weather may not be sizzling, skin cancers are becoming increasingly common and it’s important we highlight the need to be careful in the sun.”

Sigersons G.A.A. Neighbourhood Renewal Project Co-ordinator Aodhán Harkin added “Taking part in sport and being active outdoors is good for our health but despite our unpredictable weather we are still exposed to significant levels of ultraviolet radiation from the sun, even on cloudy or breezy days.”

Warmest thanks to Cancer Focus NI for the kind provision of the sunscreen and information cards it was greatly appreciated by all those in attendance who enjoyed a great week of coaching, fun and games in a safe environment with the sunscreen proving vital during several days of outstanding weather which we enjoyed.

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A large crowd attended the launch of the All Ireland Football Championship this afternoon at sun kissed Loughmacrory including Ciaran Kilkenny of Dublin, Ronan Mc Namee Tyrone, Ciaran Murtagh Roscommon, GAA President Aoghan O’Fearghail and of course the Sam Maguire too.

Host Darragh Moloney introduced club chairman Stephen Mc Cullagh who welcomed everyone to the superbly appointed Tyrone venue which looked resplendent in the bright sunshine.

The fantastic weather added to the occasion with the club’s superb facilities on view and the loch also shining in the background.

The draw for the quarter finals has thrown up several potentially mouth watering ties all of which of course are dependent on the outcome of the final set of qualifiers.

Now that the provincial finals have been completed attention will turn to the business end of the championship. From here on there is no room for error. It is winner takes all football with the ultimate prize of an All Ireland title up for grabs, but first up for the provincial champions is the minefield of the quarter finals. It is all building up nicely with the cream very much coming to the top.

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Páirc Mhic Sioghair Strabane was a hive of activity last week as large numbers of boys and girls were in attendance to participate in the annual Tyrone Summer Camp. The event was blessed with fine weather all week so much so that the club provided the children with sun cream and information cards kindly supplied by Cancer Focus NI.

The camp was coordinated by former Tyrone great Conor Gormley with an excellent squad of coaches and club volunteers ensuring that the children in attendance enjoyed an excellent week of coaching, fun and games with many new friendships made along the way. All of the participants also received the new Club Tyrone kit and a backpack.

Apart from the coaches there are many others that need to be thanked for their contribution over the past week. Tom Brown and Martin “L” O’Kane for all their work and effort in having the facilities open and tidy. To Louise, Wendy, Jessica and Michelle who looked after the teas and to all the parents who provided the vast array of refreshments, it was deeply appreciated by everyone. Thanks also to youth coaches Niamh, Aoife, Erin and Stacey for their outstanding contribution as always.

A massive word of thanks is extended to Lisnafin Ardnalee Trust Cross Community Development Association in partnership with Derry City and Strabane District Council for their kind financial contribution towards the event which was warmly welcomed and much appreciated.

Sigersons Club Chairperson Liam Sweeney paid tribute to all of the above named and others who made any contribution at the conclusion of the camp especially the parents, grandparents and guardians.

Comhghairdeas agus maith sibh to all the winners of the various categories and hopefully all of the participants enjoyed the camp and will continue to play Gaelic games with the club in the times ahead.

The winners of the personalities of the camp were Cheyanne Gentles and Crystal McCrossan, Skills Test winners were Riley Neeson and Joe Bishop whilst Rory Doherty and Ria Donaghey were selected to play at half-time in the Tyrone Senior Football Championship final. Several other presentations were made in the various age groups.

Apologies if anyone was omitted from this report as so many assisted in what was a week to be fondly remembered by all.

Go raibh míle maith agaibh go léir.

Aodhán Harkin Strabane Sigersons G.A.A. Neighbourhood Renewal Project Co-ordinator

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Edendork are still on course for a minor double after their 1-12 to 2-7 win over a determined Owen Roes side in Tuesday night’s semi final.

The East Tyrone lads opened the scoring through Ruairi Conlon in the second minute but points from Damian Mc Crossan and Jack Kelly put Owen Roes ahead after six minutes.

Cian Ferguson’s fine score drew the teams level five minutes later before Edendork midfielder Odhran Donnelly proved his worth once again to his team as his pace and ball carrying ability helped him create several good scoring chances. His 1-2 helped his team reach the break 1-4 to 0-3 in front.

The league champions continued to dominate possession after the restart with Ryan Mc Curry, Donnelly and Ruairi Conlon particularly prominent. However determined play from Oisin Dooher, Peter O’Flaherty and Danial Houston ensured Owen Roes remained in the game. A goal from Oran Roddy reduced the deficit to two points but four points in a row from Ferguson, Mc Curry (2) and Luke Ferguson put Edendork on top once again.

With Edendork leading by six it seemed the game was up but Owen Roes continued to drive forward with Conn Tinney, Adam Mc Elwee, Jack Kelly and Conor Devine really putting their shoulders to the wheel. Tinney finished a fine team move to the net before a last minute shot was cleared off the line by the diving Ruairi Conlon and seconds later when the whistle sounded it was Edendork who had made it through to a meeting with Beragh in next week’s final.

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Dungannon lifted their first grade one minor league title since 2002 when they emerged worthy winners over Errigal Ciaran in a keenly contested league final at Killeeshil on Thursday evening.

The Clarkes were eager to avenge their championship defeat at the hands of the same opponents and they made a great start to the game as they established a 1-5 to 0-1 lead by the end of the opening quarter with points from  James Morgan, Oisin Cowan and Cormac Hughes after a brilliantly taken goal from Captain Dylan O’Hagan after only two minutes. Errigal Ciaran responded with a well taken major of their own from Darragh Canavan but it was Dungannon who led 1-9 to 1-3 at halftime.

Frees from Canavan and Peter Og McCartan kept Errigal in touch while Tommy Owens grabbed a goal for them as well. Dungannon though didn’t panic with Morgan taking his personal hail to half a dozen and Hughes taking his to four. A goal from substitute Patrick Keogh settled the issue on a night when Errigal Ciaran had to wait until the 57th minute for their one and only point from play from Ciaran Traynor. Wing back Odhran Robinson got a goal for Errigal Ciaran deep into injury time but it was Dungannon’s night as it finished 2-14 to 3-7.

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Newtownstewart made up for their championship final defeat at the hands of Donaghmore when they defeated Trillick in a high quality and very exciting league final at Clanabogan on Thursday evening 4-11 to 2-11.

Both teams produced some fantastic football in a real thriller of a game that swung one way and then the other before late goals from second half sub Jamie Mc Aleer sealed the win for the St. Eugene’s.

Early scores from Cormac Rodgers gave the winners a good start as they built up a three point lead after seven minutes. Trillick then hit a real purple patch as, inspired by James Garrity and Michael Gallagher, they moved four clear hitting 1-4 without reply including a superb goal from James Garrity.

Newtown were rattled but with Torigh Nicholas and Pauric Rodgers showing well up front they reached the break two in front 1-6 to 1-4.

The second half was every bit as good as the first as both sides created numerous chances. A second goal from James Garrity put Trillick 2-6 to 1-8 to the good but almost immediately that lead was wiped out as Cormac Rodgers cut in from the right before unleashing an unstoppable shot to the net.

Luke Mc Hugh and Ryan Kelly swapped points before Jamie Mc Aleer bagged the first of his two goals to put Newtownstewart in control. Ryan Kelly landed a brace of points for Trillick to keep them in the game but Mc Aleer found the net again to seal the win and the league title for a talented Newtownstewart team. Mind you it took two superb saves by goalkeeper Gavin Traynor and a brilliant block by Aodhan Mc Namee to ensure there was to be no late drama.

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  Coalisland played host to Carrickmore at Father Campbell Park in a division one clash on Thursday evening and they eased to an impressive 3-14 to 2-7 victory.  Stephen McNally, Paddy McNeice and Plunkett Kane all weighed in with 1-2 each for the Fianna with Brian Toner contributing four points. Jonathan Munroe and Mark Donnelly Continue Reading...

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Time is fast running out for you to purchase your ticket for the Eire Og Carrickmore Development draw which will take place on 23^rd July.  Tickets purchased with the original date on the ticket are still valid.  As we enter the last couple of hours before the draw we urge anyone who have not yet bought a ticket and would like to do so to click on the link below.

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Thanks so much to everyone for their support so far.

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Over 150 club coaches attended The Provincial Hurling Coaching Workshop that was held on Saturday at the Tyrone GAA Centre in Garvaghey.

National Director of Coaching Martin Fogarty was a busy man as he oversaw the sessions which were superbly led by DJ Carey, Michael Rice, Brian Hogan, Jackie Tyrell and Tommy Welsh. Between them the coaches hold 38 All Ireland senior medals and some 26 All Stars.

Saturday’s sessions are the third of four scheduled to take place across the country with one in each of the provinces. All nine of the Ulster Counties were represented and each of the Tyrone Hurling Clubs were in attendance.

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TTM Radio in association with Steelweld Fabrications Ltd will be broadcasting LIVE from Healy Park as Omagh take on Killyclogher in the Tyrone All County League.  This is a must win game for both sides as they both strive to book their place in the top four end of season playoffs.  Join us LIVE from 2:10pm just head of the 2:15pm throw in time for the senior game.

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Cappagh and Loughmacrory served up a high scoring and very entertaining U-14 Grade 2 championship final at Greencastle on Sunday morning before the Killyclogher based team emerged 4-9 to 3-7 winners.

In such a high scoring game forward lines normally grab the headlines but in Sunday’s game it was the goalkeepers who were the real stars of this one with Oran Mc Aleer Cappagh and Conor Kelly Loughmacrory both outstanding for their teams.

Loughmacrory started well and by the fifteenth minute had opened up a 2-3 to 0-0 lead with Gareth Donaghy and Eoin Mc Elholm both finding the net. Playing into the breeze Cappagh were struggling to get the ball into the danger zone and when they did they found Kelly in goals impossible to beat.

A point from Patrick Corcoran and a fine goal from Dara Hayes in the 22^nd minute however helped settle the Cappagh lads and with Cathair Conway, Tom Mc Morrow and Matthew Hayes gradually getting to the pace of the game they began to create chances. Michael Rafferty, Philip Hegarty and Caolan O’Hagan pushed forward at every opportunity and helped set up Conor Corcoran for Cappagh’s second goal.

With the clock ticking towards thirty minutes and two points between the teams it looked as if the sides would go in at the break with very little in it. However Loughmacrory won a penalty which was converted by Gareth Donaghy and Loughmacrory reached the short whistle leading 3-4 to 2-2.  

The second half saw no let up in the pace or quality as both sides produced some fabulous end to end football. Cappagh made good use of the breeze but once again found Kelly in the Loch goals in outstanding form. Matthew Hayes gave his team the perfect start with a goal two minutes into the half. However Loughmacrory responded well with points from Zak Devine and Gareth Donaghy to lead by four.

Cappagh pushed up on the Loughmacrory kickouts allowing corner back Tom Mc Morrow to venture into the forward line. He got on the end of a fine team move to finish to the net in the 39^th minute before adding a point a minute later. The Ballinamullen boys were beginning to make their size tell but Loughmacrory made them battle for every ball.

Further points from Hayes and Corcoran helped put Cappagh ahead for the first time as the game entered the final ten minutes.

The Loch lads showed great heart and Gareth Donaghy, Zak Devine, Eoin Mc Elholm and Oisin Mc Callan drove their side forward causing problems for the Cappagh defence. Devine and Donaghy drew brilliant saves from Oran Mc Aleer in the Cappagh goals to keep them in front and eventually they lifted the siege and added three late points from Corcoran (2) and Hayes to seal the win.

Final score: Cappagh 4-9, Loughmacrory 3-7.

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Clogher scored 1-16 in their game with Clan na nGael but still lost out after the north Tyrone side plundered two goals in each half on their way to a hard fought win. Clogher led at the break 0-11 to 2-2 with Fergal McKenna, Ryan Mc Caughey and Conor Shiels landing seven points between them. Clan responded with goals apiece from Dominic Devine and Joe Ball to keep them in the game and second half goals from Stephen O’Neill and Aaron Devine added to three points from Danny Ball sealed the win for Clan na nGael.

Brocagh enjoyed a comfortable win away to Dregish on Sunday as Mickey Hughes (1-4), Ciaran Donnelly (2-2) and Mel Mc Mahon (1-0) all found the net for the Emmetts. Stevie Breen (3) and Aidan O’Kane (2) did most of the scoring for the home side.

Ryan Mayse hit 1-10 for his team as Newtownstewart put Drumragh to the sword at Clanabogan. Shane Cleary finished with 1-5 for the Sarsfields including a late penalty which ultimately had no bearing on the final outcome of the game. After a very competitive first half Newtown reached the break 0-7 to 0-4 in front before pulling away just after the restart as Mayse drove home a great goal. Tommy Mullin quickly replied with a three pointer of his own before Damian Donnelly combined well with Michael Corless to tag on his side’s second goal on forty minutes.

Table toppers Owen Roes continued their fine unbeaten league run with a 3-17 to 0-11 win over Fintona. County man Cathal Mc Shane starred for the Glenmornan outfit registering 2-8 while Aaron Mc Carney hit 0-7 for the Pearses. Owen Roes dominated from the off and led 1-11 to 0-5 at the break before easing to a very convincing win. Michael and Seamus Dooher scored 1-5 between them for the winners while Bernard Cassidy and Mark Mc Glynn shared the remainder of Fintona’s points.

Glenelly enjoyed their biggest win of the season as they found their shooting boots against Killeeshil. Ronan O’Kane hit 1-3 for the winners while Seamus Harkin (6), Eamon Mc Connell (5) and Colm Hicks (3) were on target for the winners while Rory Mc Cann (1-0), Pascal Donaghy (0-3), Ruairi O’Neill (0-2) and Conall Monaghan (0-1) did the scoring for the St. Marys.

Derrytresk registered a convincing win over an understrength Drumquin side on Sunday. An impressive first half saw them reach the break 2-8 to 1-3 up. Liam Slater and Ronan O’Neill found the net for the winners while Sean Mc Donagh hit the Wolfe Tones goal. Cathal O’Neill landed six points for the Hillmen while Liam Slater also knocked over four points. Eamon Teague (3), Frankie Mc Alynn (2) and Barry Gormley (2) accounted for most of their team’s points.

Beragh 1-12 Killyman 3-9
Clann na nGael 4-8 Clogher 1-16
Drumragh 2-9 Newtownstewart 2-15
Dregish 0-6 Brocagh 4-9
Glenelly 1-20 Killeeshil 1-6
Derrytresk 2-15 Drumquin 1-9
Owen Roes 3-19 Fintona 0-12

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Aghyaran lead the way in division two after they scored the last four points to beat Dungannon at home by the minimum margin. Michael Anderson, Malachy Martin and Benny Gallen [2] got those crucial last scores to deny a Clarkes side who had points from Patrick Quinn, Sean Molloy and Tiernan Morgan.

Loughmacrory made home advantage count against an Eskra side who are now bottom of the table.  Shane Dobbs bagged the only goal of the game with Cathal Donaghy, Cathair Gallagher and Stephen Donaghy among the points for the winners. Joe McCarroll, Peter Hughes and Niall Marlow were on target for the Emmetts.

Conor Mullan [2], Matthew Carberry and Ryan Pickering all got goals as Cookstown won at Aghaloo despite finishing with fourteen men. Rory McGlone and Kyle Thompson were among the points for the home side.

The big result of the day saw Rock win away to Moy. The visitors only scored once in the first half but Aidan McGarrity, Tommy Bloomer and Stephen Mullan helped turn things around to win. Conall Duffy and Chris O’Neill featured among the points for Moy.

Fergal McAliskey kicked four points and Ciaran Gervin and Seamus McCann got goals as title chasing Derrylaughan won at home to Gortin. Sean McAleer, Ruairi Keenan and Eoghan McGarvey all landed points for the visitors.

Eglish are also in joint second place after they got a late winner at Kildress. Des Treacy got 1-5 for the Wolfe Tones with Mattie McGuigan and Johnny Connolly also on target but their efforts just came up short. Peter McCann led the way in the scoring stakes for Eglish with Paul Mason and Pauric Martin also on target.

Goals from Cathal Devlin [2] and Paul Dillon helped Stewartstown upset the odds at home to Augher. Darragh Kavanagh kicked 0-11 for the St.Macartans but his efforts proved to be in vain.

Loughmacrory 1-13 Eskra 0-11
Aghyaran 0-11 Dungannon 0-10
Aghaloo 0-15 Cookstown 4-7
Moy 0-6 Rock 0-8
Derrylaughan 2-10 Gortin 0-13
Kildress 1-11 Eglish 0-15
Stewartstown 3-10 Augher 0-16

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Cathal McCarron bagged two goals and Dean O’Neill, Conor O’Donnell and Joe McMahon were among the points as Omagh beat neighbours Killyclogher. Leo Meenan and James Carlin were among the points for the visitors with Meenan and Simon O’Neill getting their goals.

Sean Murphy converted a first half penalty while Daniel Kerr, Mark Donnelly, Paul Rafferty and Enda McGarrity all weighed in with points as Galbally got a crucial win away to fellow strugglers Strabane. The Sigersons goal was also a penalty from John McLaughlin with Sean Doherty and Dylan Arnold among the points.

Niall Gormley posted 2-3 with Daire Gallagher, Ryan Gray and Daniel McDonnell also on target as Trillick accounted for Pomeroy at Donnelly Park. John Loughran got the Plunketts’ goal with Ollie McCreesh and Jude Campbell among their points.

Danny McNulty, PJ Lavery, Colm Doris and Dominic Campbell all featured on the score sheet for Clonoe as they recovered from a slow start to beat Ardboe at home. Peter O’Neill and Ciaran Gervin got the goals for the Rossas.

Peter McKenna bagged both goals and Deasun Quinn and Cormac McCann were among the points as Donaghmore eased to a win at home to Urney. Ryan Henry, Plunkett Langan and Michael Owens had points for the St.Columbas.

Edendork secured a crucial win away to fellow strugglers Greencastle in a game were the St.Malachys came from half a dozen points down at the break. Mark Carson top scored for the hosts with eight points with Peter Teague and Kevin Clarke also on target. Harry Og Conlon weighed in with 1-3 for the visitors with Stephen Gervin and Paul Donaghy landing seven points between them and Jake Ferguson getting their other goal.

Coalisland 3-14 Carrickmore 2-7
Omagh 3-10 Killyclogher 2-8
Strabane 1-6 Galbally 1-12
Trillick 2-14 Pomeroy 1-15
Clonoe 0-18 Ardboe 2-9
Greencastle 0-16 Edendork 2-13

Donaghmore 2-14 Urney 0-8

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It was with deep regret that we in TTM learned of the death of Seamus Horisk on Friday evening.  Seamus was a hugely significant figure not only in and around the Errigal Ciaran club but in the wider world of Tyrone GAA.  The suddenness of his passing came as a shock to all the GAA family throughout Tyrone.  Seamus always took time out to chat to us about all things GAA and you always knew where you stood with him in terms of his loyalty to his club and county.  We will miss him greatly and extend our deepest sympathies to his family, friends and community.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a n-anam

TTM

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