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Derry and Tyrone to meet in refixed 2020 semi-final It's the fifth meeting of the counties in as many seasons Derry captain Matthew Down in action in Derry's 2019 defeat to Tyrone. (Pic: John Merry) Reporter: Referee : Darren O'Hare (Down) It wasn't the best Christmas present Derry minors could've received. Shortly after half four on Christmas Eve, the news pinged into their phones of the decision to postpone their Ulster Semi-Final with rivals Tyrone. It was the third time the pause button was pressed on their championship odyssey and now, a staggering 188 days after their win over Armagh,...

'); Cavanagh: 'Could I go back for 2021? I'm keeping myself in good nick here, who knows?’ Colm Cavanagh says a Tyrone comeback has been on his mind in recent weeks. By Kevin O'Brien Thursday 21 Jan 2021, 4:32 PM Jan 21st 2021, 4:32 PM 7,820 Views 3 Comments Tyrone's Colm Cavanagh. Image: Tommy Dickson/INPHO COLM CAVANAGH HASN’T ruled out the prospect of making a surprise return to the Tyrone fold in 2021. The 33-year-old announced his i...

Connor McAliskey and Lee Brennan have been recalled by new managers Feargal Logan and Brian Dooher. McAliskey missed the entire 2020 season after deciding to take a break from inter-county at the end of last season. And Brennan also left the squad in 2019, citing a lack of game tim opportunity in his decision to opt out. Both players have continued to deliver high quality performances on the club scene, McAliskey with Clonoe and Brennan with Trillick. The new Tyrone bosses, who are assisted by All-Ireland winning trio Joe McMahon, Collie Holmes and Peter Donnelly, have been holding trials to ...

Ulster Herald Advertisement Posted: 7:06 pm December 22, 2020 SHARE Tyrone 0-08 Ruairi Canavan proved to be the difference between the sides as Tyrone downed Donegal by a point in the Minor Championship in MacCumhaill Park on Sunday. Collie Holmes’s team only had three weeks of collective training to get ready for the match and they found themselves in a tough attritional battle where every ball was fought for. Advertisement Donegal – under the guidance of Luke Barrett – led by two points at the start of the second half. However, Tyrone came back and Canavan sprinkled his gold ...

Advertisement Canavan’s class proves the difference for Tyrone Posted: 7:06 pm December 22, 2020 SHARE Tyrone 0-08 Ruairi Canavan proved to be the difference between the sides as Tyrone downed Donegal by a point in the Minor Championship in MacCumhaill Park on Sunday. Collie Holmes’s team only had three weeks of collective training to get ready for the match and they found themselves in a tough attritional battle where every ball was fought for. Advertisement Donegal – under the guidance of Luke Barrett – led by two points at the start of the second half. However, Tyrone came...