Ulster Championship 2025

[illdecide]

Thats a strong Tyrone team...Tyrone by 6-7pts pulling up. Won't matter what colour of tops Armagh wear, KMcG for the sack.

[thebigfullforward]

Had to rewind the RTE GAA podcast yesterday to make sure I heard Jacqui Hurley right ... she was asking if Tyrone will hold Darragh Canavan back 'for bigger fish' later in the year :-) ...

What's wrong with that? Geting knocked out of Ulster isn't a big deal anymore. Obviously teams would love to win it especially in a game like this but she's right. Sure the Errigal lads were kept out for how many league games? MOR seems to always be looking ahead

[Truthsayer]

That would be my reading: 'bigger fish' could be Armagh in the All Ireland knock-out stages. Sure look at Armagh with all those Ulster titles in the '00s usurped by Tyrone 3 All Ireland wins 🏆 🏆🏆

[Blowitupref]

[Lamh Dhearg Alba]

Had to rewind the RTE GAA podcast yesterday to make sure I heard Jacqui Hurley right ... she was asking if Tyrone will hold Darragh Canavan back 'for bigger fish' later in the year :-) ...

What's wrong with that? Geting knocked out of Ulster isn't a big deal anymore. Obviously teams would love to win it especially in a game like this but she's right. Sure the Errigal lads were kept out for how many league games? MOR seems to always be looking ahead

Yeah it would be daft to play Darragh today if there are any questions at all over his fitness. Far more important to try and ensure he is 100% for the weeks ahead.

Still going to be a fascinating game on a few levels. Very hard to know where Tyrone are. They were basically a rudderless ship for the past two seasons. While O' Rourke inherited a panel with great talent and potential, it was always going to take time to sort out the mess of the last two years and integrate the new talent coming through. The fact the sport itself is in a state of flux with new rules adds to the challenge. Despite that, there were signs of progress in the league. Despite relegation Tyrone could easily have won 6 of the 7 games. Indeed, Armagh was the only game in which they didn't compete. But where are we really - well only the next few months will tell.

Few questions over Armagh still too I feel and the elephant in the room that we're all playing a sport that has changed pretty significantly with the rules. So I can't call it but looking forward to seeing what happens.

[Milltown Row2]

Bookies can't separate them now.. draw!

[Fuzzman]

Anyone know any Irish bars in Luton that will be showing the game today?

[Armagh18]

Changes definitely favour Armagh.

[Blowitupref]

Tyrone Changes to starting 15

Cormac Quinn  for Aidan  Clarke
Joe Oguz for  Mattie Donnelly
Ruairi Canavan  for Peter Harte

Armagh changes to starting 15

Ben Crealey for Connaire Mackin
Darragh McMullan for Aidan Forker
Oisin O'Neill for Conor Turbitt

[Mourne Red]

Games working on my neighbours Firestick 👀 in case anyone else has GAAGO on there's

[SouthOfThe Bann]

Must be more than 20 thousand there?

[screenexile]

Great to see Canavan get done for overcarrying he's at it all the time.

[tyrone08]

Tyrone very slow in the attack.

[Blowitupref]

0-6 each on 21 minutes.

21,228 the attendance.

[Truthsayer]

Tyrone very slow in the attack.

Like who isn't? You see Kerrys goal last week?. Need consistency from refs