Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

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WesternBaller

Quote from: Onionbag_82 on July 06, 2026, 06:24:24 PMAny truth behind Josh Largo-Ellis transferring to Brackaville? Understand he's working closely with young Griggs. ?
Surely not, what reason would he have to transfer there?

No disrespect to Brackaville but if he were moving to the area, a player of his quality would surely be looking to join Na Fianna. If he was seeking to leave Irvinestown over something, surely he would be looking somewhere closer in the west, Dromore, Trillick or Clogher. Not one of the furthest away, lowest graded teams he could get.

2ndstringsub

I see in the continued behind covering from the powers at be to shield the golden boys of Errigal Ciaran they have now renamed all Reserve Championships to "Reserve KO" with the division added as a prefix depending on the grade.

Im not sure who they are expecting to fool with this but it isn't good enough at all.

Errigal should've been punished last year and that would've been the end of it.


GlenMan

Quote from: 2ndstringsub on July 07, 2026, 02:03:55 PMI see in the continued behind covering from the powers at be to shield the golden boys of Errigal Ciaran they have now renamed all Reserve Championships to "Reserve KO" with the division added as a prefix depending on the grade.

Im not sure who they are expecting to fool with this but it isn't good enough at all.

Errigal should've been punished last year and that would've been the end of it.



It's always been called Reserve knockout, as long as I can remember.

Sure people call it Championship but that term is very tightly defined in the official guide.

2ndstringsub

#53598
Quote from: GlenMan on July 07, 2026, 02:29:01 PM
Quote from: 2ndstringsub on July 07, 2026, 02:03:55 PMI see in the continued behind covering from the powers at be to shield the golden boys of Errigal Ciaran they have now renamed all Reserve Championships to "Reserve KO" with the division added as a prefix depending on the grade.

Im not sure who they are expecting to fool with this but it isn't good enough at all.

Errigal should've been punished last year and that would've been the end of it.



It's always been called Reserve knockout, as long as I can remember.

Sure people call it Championship but that term is very tightly defined in the official guide.

Im sure its referenced here and there as Reserve knockout...

However when it was most recently on the tyrone website last year during the fallout of ECIII and D-Tresk it was definitely called championship

Have a look for yourself.

Reserve Championship reference

square_ball

Quote from: WesternBaller on July 07, 2026, 12:32:20 PM
Quote from: Onionbag_82 on July 06, 2026, 06:24:24 PMAny truth behind Josh Largo-Ellis transferring to Brackaville? Understand he's working closely with young Griggs. ?
Surely not, what reason would he have to transfer there?

No disrespect to Brackaville but if he were moving to the area, a player of his quality would surely be looking to join Na Fianna. If he was seeking to leave Irvinestown over something, surely he would be looking somewhere closer in the west, Dromore, Trillick or Clogher. Not one of the furthest away, lowest graded teams he could get.

Or alternatively people could just ignore posters who register on the board to make crap up? I mean if you believe this nonsense then I've a bridge to sell you. . .

2ndstringsub

Quote from: square_ball on July 07, 2026, 02:35:17 PM
Quote from: WesternBaller on July 07, 2026, 12:32:20 PM
Quote from: Onionbag_82 on July 06, 2026, 06:24:24 PMAny truth behind Josh Largo-Ellis transferring to Brackaville? Understand he's working closely with young Griggs. ?
Surely not, what reason would he have to transfer there?

No disrespect to Brackaville but if he were moving to the area, a player of his quality would surely be looking to join Na Fianna. If he was seeking to leave Irvinestown over something, surely he would be looking somewhere closer in the west, Dromore, Trillick or Clogher. Not one of the furthest away, lowest graded teams he could get.

Or alternatively people could just ignore posters who register on the board to make crap up? I mean if you believe this nonsense then I've a bridge to sell you. . .

Im as new as it gets around here and I do appreciate the barstool nature of some of the chat on here but some of the latest posters have to be lads who've recently acquired full access to the internet after giving up the schools lock on their state sponsored iPads...

WesternBaller

Quote from: square_ball on July 07, 2026, 02:35:17 PM
Quote from: WesternBaller on July 07, 2026, 12:32:20 PM
Quote from: Onionbag_82 on July 06, 2026, 06:24:24 PMAny truth behind Josh Largo-Ellis transferring to Brackaville? Understand he's working closely with young Griggs. ?
Surely not, what reason would he have to transfer there?

No disrespect to Brackaville but if he were moving to the area, a player of his quality would surely be looking to join Na Fianna. If he was seeking to leave Irvinestown over something, surely he would be looking somewhere closer in the west, Dromore, Trillick or Clogher. Not one of the furthest away, lowest graded teams he could get.

Or alternatively people could just ignore posters who register on the board to make crap up? I mean if you believe this nonsense then I've a bridge to sell you. . .
I'm not sure if you noticed on my response, but I was questioning, leaning towards disagreement. Not wholeheartedly in agreement and belief. General bar stool talk is correct. 

On a side note, what size is this bridge?

Dkspecial

Quote from: TomneyShowPony on July 06, 2026, 10:24:55 PMTalking to a Kildress man up in Fundoran there this evening, reckons Sean Murta on the road out this evening, any truth to it?
Quote from: Sean Coyle on July 07, 2026, 10:41:10 AM
Quote from: sensethetone on July 07, 2026, 10:28:31 AM
Quote from: Sean Coyle on July 07, 2026, 10:18:38 AM
Quote from: TomneyShowPony on July 06, 2026, 10:24:55 PMTalking to a Kildress man up in Fundoran there this evening, reckons Sean Murta on the road out this evening, any truth to it?
fail to see how this would help kildress in any way. who would take on that mission in the middle of the year. stupid decision if so

Hope your luck improves for the rest of the season then Sean

Only wish I could be Sean Murtagh buddy. Upwards of 15 grand a year to do a mediocre job with a poor kildress team. They will be back down where they belong soon.
kildress are the last of the big spenders

HalfBack7

Quote from: 2ndstringsub on July 07, 2026, 02:35:08 PM
Quote from: GlenMan on July 07, 2026, 02:29:01 PM
Quote from: 2ndstringsub on July 07, 2026, 02:03:55 PMI see in the continued behind covering from the powers at be to shield the golden boys of Errigal Ciaran they have now renamed all Reserve Championships to "Reserve KO" with the division added as a prefix depending on the grade.

Im not sure who they are expecting to fool with this but it isn't good enough at all.

Errigal should've been punished last year and that would've been the end of it.



It's always been called Reserve knockout, as long as I can remember.

Sure people call it Championship but that term is very tightly defined in the official guide.

Im sure its referenced here and there as Reserve knockout...

However when it was most recently on the tyrone website last year during the fallout of ECIII and D-Tresk it was definitely called championship

Have a look for yourself.

Reserve Championship reference



Will all these clubs in Division 3A who haven't entered a reserve team in the league be allowed to enter a reserve team in the championship? Surely not.

Is there any clubs in the other 3 divisions regularly conceding reserve fixtures?

bogball88

Quote from: HalfBack7 on July 13, 2026, 10:44:51 AM
Quote from: 2ndstringsub on July 07, 2026, 02:35:08 PM
Quote from: GlenMan on July 07, 2026, 02:29:01 PM
Quote from: 2ndstringsub on July 07, 2026, 02:03:55 PMI see in the continued behind covering from the powers at be to shield the golden boys of Errigal Ciaran they have now renamed all Reserve Championships to "Reserve KO" with the division added as a prefix depending on the grade.

Im not sure who they are expecting to fool with this but it isn't good enough at all.

Errigal should've been punished last year and that would've been the end of it.



It's always been called Reserve knockout, as long as I can remember.

Sure people call it Championship but that term is very tightly defined in the official guide.

Im sure its referenced here and there as Reserve knockout...

However when it was most recently on the tyrone website last year during the fallout of ECIII and D-Tresk it was definitely called championship

Have a look for yourself.

Reserve Championship reference



Will all these clubs in Division 3A who haven't entered a reserve team in the league be allowed to enter a reserve team in the championship? Surely not.

Is there any clubs in the other 3 divisions regularly conceding reserve fixtures?
Augher as of late

UtilityMan

Stand alone week in D1 with a double round in D2 & D3

D1
Donaghmore v Carrickmore
Galbally v Edendork
Errigal v Ardboe
Trillick v Moortown
Clonoe v Fianna DRAW
Dungannon v Eglish
Omagh v Loughmacrory
Dromore v Killyclogher

D2
FRI
Aghyaran v Pomeroy
Greencastle v Clogher
Kildress v Rock
Owen Roes v Gortin
Killeeshil v Moy
Derrylaughlan v Drumquin
Beragh v Cookstown DRAW
Naomh Eoghan v Aghaloo

SUN
Aghaloo v Kildress
Rock v Aghyaran
Drumquin v Naomh Eoghan
Gortin v Killeeshil
Cookstown v Clogher
Beragh v Derrylaughlan
Pomeroy v Owen Roes
Moy v Greencastle

D3
FRI
Strabane v Fintona
Eskra v Glenelly

SUN
Glenelly v Drumragh
Fintona v Eskra

Great to be back and no better way than into a double fixture round across 2 of the 3 divisions. Some clubs will still have men away so could see a few big shocks this week.

D1 - Can see Errigal starting to get things up and going for the second half of the season

D2 - Clogher to get result of the round on Friday up in Greencastle. NE and Moy to continue to push on and Aghaloo pipping Kildress on Sunday in what seems like a relegation match.

D3 - Fintona to continue to put pressure on the Glenelly men who have been story of the season thus far.




TF15

The double fixtures Friday and Sunday are absolutely crazy. Not even a full two days between games. You wouldn't see it in professional sports let alone intermediate and junior amateur club football. Totally unfair, particularly on smaller clubs who haven't the benefit of rotating 5/6 men. Next year it has to be addressed and go to one game a week. Teams aren't even training currently just playing games because of the scheduling. I can't see the development in that. Only winners are the Physios who are currently making eye watering money.

RedHand88

2 games in 42 hours in a heatwave

👏👏👏👏👏

armaghniac

Quote from: RedHand88 on July 15, 2026, 04:00:14 PM2 games in 42 hours in a heatwave

👏👏👏👏👏

It should be cooler in Tyrone by the weekend, although not in points further south.
MAGA Make Armagh Great Again

TheGlenellyGremlin

Quote from: UtilityMan on July 15, 2026, 09:00:56 AMStand alone week in D1 with a double round in D2 & D3

D1
Donaghmore v Carrickmore
Galbally v Edendork
Errigal v Ardboe
Trillick v Moortown
Clonoe v Fianna DRAW
Dungannon v Eglish
Omagh v Loughmacrory
Dromore v Killyclogher

D2
FRI
Aghyaran v Pomeroy
Greencastle v Clogher
Kildress v Rock
Owen Roes v Gortin
Killeeshil v Moy
Derrylaughlan v Drumquin
Beragh v Cookstown DRAW
Naomh Eoghan v Aghaloo

SUN
Aghaloo v Kildress
Rock v Aghyaran
Drumquin v Naomh Eoghan
Gortin v Killeeshil
Cookstown v Clogher
Beragh v Derrylaughlan
Pomeroy v Owen Roes
Moy v Greencastle

D3
FRI
Strabane v Fintona
Eskra v Glenelly

SUN
Glenelly v Drumragh
Fintona v Eskra

Great to be back and no better way than into a double fixture round across 2 of the 3 divisions. Some clubs will still have men away so could see a few big shocks this week.

D1 - Can see Errigal starting to get things up and going for the second half of the season

D2 - Clogher to get result of the round on Friday up in Greencastle. NE and Moy to continue to push on and Aghaloo pipping Kildress on Sunday in what seems like a relegation match.

D3 - Fintona to continue to put pressure on the Glenelly men who have been story of the season thus far.




Think we could have the league wrapped up.
Heard fintona are without star man Cormac Watson for rest of league as he is now stateside and is being paid top money to play for a club in Boston.