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McShane delighted to be back after '503 days' out July 10, 2021 Tyrone's Cathal McShane celebrates at the final whistle against Cavan ©INPHO/Laszlo Geczo Cathal McShane was counting the days until he could get back to action with Tyrone and today he made an impressive return for the Red Hands against Cavan in Omagh. The hosts scored a 1-18 to 0-13 victory over the Breffni men, dethroning them of their Ulster SFC title and moving into a provincial championship semi-final in the process. McShane hadn’t featured for his county since February 2020 due to injury and made an impact off the bench...

Defeat for Tyrone U-20s in opening round of Ulster THE Tyrone U-20s lost out in the opening round of the Ulster Championship when they lost by 1-12 to 1-9 at the hands of Donegal. It was a disappointing loss for the young Red Hands, but they can take consolation from a spirited comeback in the final quarter. A goal for Donegal with their opening score of the game gave them the lead. The visitors held the upper hand for much of the first half, although the Red Hands battled well. Advertisement Points from Luke Donnelly, Oisin McCann, Odhran Robinson and Ciaran Bogue reduced the deficit, but th...

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,...

SHARING OPTIONS: David Clifford contributed 1-6 to Kerry’s impressive tally of 6-15 in their defeat of Tyrone as the Kingdom claimed a share of the Division 1 title with Dublin. \ Sportsfile It’s that time of year of again – well, strictly speaking it’s a bit later than that time of year – when we all acknowledge that what we’ve seen on the hurling and football pitches of the country is subject to the reset button. One of the greatest tricks GAA people and the media covering Gaelic games manage to pull each year is to spend the national league...

Derry have been unlucky with the draw in Ulster over the last two decades