Tyrone v Derry 1995 USF - just got a copy!

[Doire abú]

Oops I'm too late.

[Gabriel_Hurl]

aye - that 1993 final when Derry beat Donegal was the rain-soaked final at Clones

[Doire abú]

Full list of reigning All-Ireland Champions' performance in next year's Ulster Championship:

Cavan in 1934................... Won Ulster
Cavan in 1936................... Won Ulster
Cavan in 1948................... Won Ulster
Cavan in 1949................... Won Ulster
Cavan in 1953................... Beat by Armagh in Ulster final

Down in 1961................... Won Ulster
Down in 1962................... Beat by Cavan in Ulster final
Down in 1969................... Beat by Cavan in Ulster final
Down in 1992................... Beat by Derry in Ulster semi-final
Down in 1995................... Beat by Donegal in Ulster prem round

Tyrone in 2004................. Beat by Donegal in Ulster semi-final
Tyrone in 2006................. Beat by Derry in Ulster semi-final

Derry in 1994.................... Beat by Down in Ulster quarter-final

Armagh in 2003................ Beat by Monaghan in Ulster prem round

Donegal in 1993................ Beat by Derry in Ulster final

[Muzz]

OK the difference of opinon is on whether Pascal Canavan cut Barton open under both eyes before being sent off.

It happened right in front of me - from memory (I was only a cub) but yes Barton was cut badly.  Under both eyes I cannot be sure but defo blood there.

[Fuzzman]

That match has great memories for me as I was driving that day and had myself and a lad from Newtonstewart and then 2 Derry mates who were all mates from UUJ.

With Rivalry already high from previous games there was great banter on the way to Clones.
On the way back there was a lot of

"Oh its all gone quiet in the back"
"Oh its all gone quiet in the back"
"Oh its all gone quiet"
"Oh its all gone quiet"
"Oh its all gone quiet in the back"

And of course

We beat Derry with 13 men doo daa doo daa
We beat Derry with 13 men doo daa doo daa Daay!

Ah we were young, single and they're only response was

"There's no SAAAAA....M in Tyrone"

[Lamh Dhearg Alba]

Full list of reigning All-Ireland Champions' performance in next year's Ulster Championship:

Tyrone in 2006................. Beat by Derry in Ulster semi-final

Quarter final.

[Owenmoresider]

Indeed, does anybody have this game on tape? Never seen it and wouldn't mind doing so, was it as dirty as it seems?

[Doire abú]

That match has great memories for me as I was driving that day and had myself and a lad from Newtonstewart and then 2 Derry mates who were all mates from UUJ.

With Rivalry already high from previous games there was great banter on the way to Clones.
On the way back there was a lot of

"Oh its all gone quiet in the back"
"Oh its all gone quiet in the back"
"Oh its all gone quiet"
"Oh its all gone quiet"
"Oh its all gone quiet in the back"

And of course

We beat Derry with 13 men doo daa doo daa
We beat Derry with 13 men doo daa doo daa Daay!

Ah we were young, single and they're only response was

"There's no SAAAAA....M in Tyrone"

The Tyronies are always quick to forget we only had 14 men. 

[give her dixie]

From my recollection Barton wasn't cut, however, the derry team were all pretty cut up after the match.....

[Doire abú]

Ach now Tyrone were a dirty pile of hallions alright, Meath soon sorted them out the next year. 

[reddgnhand]

I have a copy of highlights somewhere. I will find it get it on to DVD and get you a copy.

[orangeman]

So has anyone got a full length copy then ?

[Gaffer]

I wasn't broadcast live if my memory serves me right so doubtful if there is a full length version available.

[Doire abú]

I have a copy of highlights somewhere. I will find it get it on to DVD and get you a copy.

Would you mind putting the highlights up online as well somewhere reddgnhand?

[screenexile]

Why anyone would want to watch that game is beyond me... what Tyrone did that day was a blight on the GAA and was the beginning of 'puke football' imo. An absolute joke. One lad came to play football and the rest to fcuk about. Thank God they were denied the most undeserved All Ireland of all time and I wasn't too unhappy to see Meath teach them a lesson the year after!