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[Clifford is arguably the only inside forward who is definitely above Darragh C.]

Ask the simple question, are the players there. Take out the 2 Canavans, what left up front?

I struggle to think of many other counties that have a set of inside forwards like Bradley, McShane, McCurry, Canavan x2 and McElholm?

Obviously all in varying form, but they've shown it in the past or have big potential.

Clifford is arguably the only inside forward who is definitely above Darragh C.

Clifford, Sean O'Shea, Conn O'Callaghan, Shane Walsh, Rian O'Neill, Oisin Gallen, Shane McGuigan.
Would any of the top teams swap their marquee forward for Darragh, I don't think they would.
Mayo are the only top team who haven't a forward as good or better than Darragh Canavan.
You could do this with any of our forwards - McCurry/McBrearty McElholm/Murray Bradley/Basquel McShane/Murnin Ruairi Canavan/Finnerty.
We haven't got an elite forward line when we compare with the other Division 1 teams.

That is some insult to Andy Murnin.

Does anyone wear a Whoop? I am sure there will be some decent Black Friday deals but I have heard mixed reviews.

When do we expect the dates and venues to be announced?

Here's my guess

Omagh
Aghyaran v Moortown
Killyclogher v Carrickmore

Dungannon
Rock v Moy
Errigal Ciaran v Clonoe

Carrickmore
Beragh v Greencastle
Ardboe v Trillick

Pomeroy
Owen Roes v Derrylaughan
Loughmacrory v Dungannon

Not enough money to be made on four double headers for our county board. I would be surprised if we don't see another Thursday through to Monday weekend.

Thursday Dungannon:
Ardboe v Trillick

Friday Omagh:
Aghyaran v Moortown
Killyclogher v Carrickmore

Saturday Galbally/Carrickmore:
Moy v Rock
Beragh v Greencastle

Sunday Pomeroy/Carrickmore:
Owen Roes v Derrylaughan
Loughmacrory v Dungannon

Monday Dungannon:
Errigal v Clonoe

Senior:

Errigal
Dungannon 2018
Galbally 2022
Carrickmore
Killyclogher
Trillick 2014
Dromore
Donaghmore 2016
Loughmacrory 2019
Omagh
Pomeroy 2023
Edendork 2022
Ardboe
Clonoe 2023
Coalisland
Eglish 2022

Intermediate:

Gortin 2007
Moortown 2023
Derrylaughran 2022
Moy 2022
Aghyaran 2018
Rock 2019
Greencastle 2023
Kildress 2020
Naomh Eoghan 2018
Beragh 2018
Stewartstown 2022
Owen Roes 2017
Fintona 2023
Cookstown 2023
Clogher 2018
Drumragh 2023

Junior:

Drumquin
Aghaloo 2021
Killeeshil 2023
Glenelly
Eskra 2022
Castlederg 2018
Strabane 2023
Augher 2021
Errigal
Tattyreagh 2023
Clann na nGael 2013?
Derrytresk 2015?
Donaghmore
Brackaville 2014
Brocagh
Killyman 2009?
Urney 2018

Please complete any missing years.

Owen Roes won Division 3 in 2017, Clogher won same in 2018, Newtownstewart won Junior championship in 2018, Beragh won promotion playoff in 2018, Aghyaran lost relegation playoff in 2018. Owen Roes the longest serving Intermediate team atm.

Gortin 2007
Moortown 2023
Derrylaughran 2022
Moy 2022
Aghyaran 2018
Rock 2019
Greencastle 2023
Kildress 2020
Naomh Eoghan 2018
Beragh 2018
Stewartstown 2022
Owen Roes 2017
Fintona 2023
Cookstown 2023
Clogher 2018
Drumragh 2023

Hi Folks, maybe someone on here will have knowledge in this area and be able to point me in the right direction or have some decent advice.

I am currently a primary school teacher working in the north, living in a border region with a few county Monaghan towns within a shorter or similar distance to my current commute. With the glaring difference in pay it would be foolish of me to not explore the avenue of transferring to teach in the south. I am aware of the process of registering with the teaching council, aware also of the Irish language requirement, in school observations, oral and written exam and a course in the Gaeltacht. My Irish doesn't currently stretch passed a Cupla Focal & GCSE Irish many moons ago.

Is this my only option for getting employment with the teaching council to register as a primary teacher and complete the Irish language requirement. Or would it be possible to register as a secondary teacher, completing some kind of top up credits or even registering as a SEN teacher and gaining a relevant qualification.

If anyone has any advice or has done similar before I would really appreciate it. Cheers.

Go subbing
Lots of work

Can you go subbing without full registration? Would you be on the unqualified rate?

Hi Folks, maybe someone on here will have knowledge in this area and be able to point me in the right direction or have some decent advice.

I am currently a primary school teacher working in the north, living in a border region with a few county Monaghan towns within a shorter or similar distance to my current commute. With the glaring difference in pay it would be foolish of me to not explore the avenue of transferring to teach in the south. I am aware of the process of registering with the teaching council, aware also of the Irish language requirement, in school observations, oral and written exam and a course in the Gaeltacht. My Irish doesn't currently stretch passed a Cupla Focal & GCSE Irish many moons ago.

Is this my only option for getting employment with the teaching council to register as a primary teacher and complete the Irish language requirement. Or would it be possible to register as a secondary teacher, completing some kind of top up credits or even registering as a SEN teacher and gaining a relevant qualification.

If anyone has any advice or has done similar before I would really appreciate it. Cheers.

Do you not get 5 years to complete the irish test now ?

I am not sure on this, I assumed you had to have the test to register, could be wrong on that.

Hi Folks, maybe someone on here will have knowledge in this area and be able to point me in the right direction or have some decent advice.

I am currently a primary school teacher working in the north, living in a border region with a few county Monaghan towns within a shorter or similar distance to my current commute. With the glaring difference in pay it would be foolish of me to not explore the avenue of transferring to teach in the south. I am aware of the process of registering with the teaching council, aware also of the Irish language requirement, in school observations, oral and written exam and a course in the Gaeltacht. My Irish doesn't currently stretch passed a Cupla Focal & GCSE Irish many moons ago.

Is this my only option for getting employment with the teaching council to register as a primary teacher and complete the Irish language requirement. Or would it be possible to register as a secondary teacher, completing some kind of top up credits or even registering as a SEN teacher and gaining a relevant qualification.

If anyone has any advice or has done similar before I would really appreciate it. Cheers.

Could anyone confirm the format for relegation/ promotion playoffs? Is it the same as last season? Last year Derrylaughran finished 16th, resulting in automatic relegation, Clonoe finished 15th and had to travel to 14th place Moy in play off, resulting in a Moy victory. Moy then played division 2 pronation play off winners Edendork, Edendork winning AET.
Is this the same format this year? I heard there was a proposal to change format of play offs but not sure if that passes or if it is for next season. I don't have a horse in this race, just curious, a lot of twists and turns over the next 3 weekends.

Does anyone have gradings for u15s? Interested in compiling a list of what grades a club is playing at for each age group. U19, U17 & U13 are on the tyronegaa website but no info for u15.

Players who we have seen involved in Tyrone squad during the two McKenna Cup games and the charity game in Armagh. Albeit some established players featured in Armagh and haven't played since. Also, Ronan, Hugh Pat and Michael the only confirmed departures. Open to correction and/or addition to any here.

2021 squad members:
Niall Morgan
Darragh McAnenly
Lorcan Quinn
Conor Quinn
Liam Rafferty
Paudie Hampsey
Shea Hamill
Kieran McGeary
Rory Brennan
Peter Harte
Frank Burns
Conn Kilpatrick
Richard Donnelly
Cathal McShane
Conor Meyler
Lee Brennan
Matthew Donnelly
Darren McCurry
Michael Conroy
Niall Sludden
Michael McKernan
Paul Donaghy

Not involved in 2021 but have featured so far:
Sean Loughran
Conal Grimes
Ryan McCusker
Joe Oguz
Nathan Donnelly
James Garrity
Tomas Carney
Peter Herron
Liam Nugent
Ryan Colman
Conor Cush
Niall Devlin
Steve Donaghy
Ciaran Bogue
Ryan Jones
Luke Donnelly
Mark McKearney
Mattie Murnaghan
Rory Donnelly

2021 Squad members yet to feature:
Ronan McNamee
Jonny Munroe
Conor Shields
Mark Bradley
Darragh Canavan
Conor McKenna
Tiernan McCann
Michael O'Neill
Peter Teague
Ben McDonnell
Brian Kennedy
Cormac Munroe
Niall Kelly

New players rumoured to be involved but yet to feature:
Paudie McNulty
Emmet McNabb

Team v Armagh
1. Darragh McAnenly
2. Sean Loughran
3. Conor Quinn
4. Liam Rafferty
5. Rory Brennan
6. Ryan McCusker
7. Frank Burns
8. Conn Kilpatrick
9. Joe Oguz
10. Nathan Donnelly
11. Conor Meyler
12. Peter Herron
13. Lee Brennan
14. Matthew Donnelly
15. Liam Nugent

Lorcan Quinn
Conal Grimes
Shea Hamill
Richard Donnelly
Tomas Carney
Mark McKearney
James Garrity
Paul Donaghy
Darren McCurry
Peter Harte
Kieran McGeary

Had a test a 4pm on 27th and result at 10.30 am on 28th.
Does it depend on where you get the test ?

Enniskillen.

Wife and her sister tested at same time as me, one back positive one negative. Still no word myself.

Does anyone know turn around time for PCR test results in the North? They state 24-48 hours and I know there is a huge backlog at present, waiting over 48 hours now.

Would have been 15 - 24 hours up until this latest variant Peter. Our last took over 35 hrs (a week ago). Will prob land soon, if not, it could come back tomorrow 'void' and you'd have to retest. Serious backlog though as you say

Cheers.

Does anyone know turn around time for PCR test results in the North? They state 24-48 hours and I know there is a huge backlog at present, waiting over 48 hours now.