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Still think Cookstown's Ulster Club ambitions are on track. Campaigns like this are a process and sometimes there are blips along the way. You have to have that air of confidence in the Ulster Club.

That Tony Bloom investment was long term but already Celtic /Rangers are tripping over themselves to be bad this season.
If Hearts beat Celtic at home on Oct 26th we could be thinking a different SPL winner in 40+ years.

4 senior games today so it's going to be a busy day. Surprised they didn't hold one over for the Monday night and keep the momentum going - Galbally v Donaghmore the best choice there. 

Big statement from Loughmacrory in the first half. And it was well flagged by those in the know on this thread.

This year a runners-up shield should be considered for the team that loses to Errigal in the final.

It's a massive achievement to reach the final and the County Board should at least show a mark of respect for the "best of the rest" this year.

Just appearing in a county final is a highlight of a player's career. The town or village has a great day out.

That's what the teams remaining are now aiming for. Errigal have this won and are actually homing in on the Ulster Club as the target. They were incredible last night.

David Conway a deserved player of the match in the Clann na nGael win over Urnai.

Howard Webb needed a VAR error to make his first Mic'd show of the season better viewing.

Is Trafford really that good?

Too young 😉

A young Trafford or old Trafford would have struggled today.

Paul Donaghy is a terrific player, 20 points for him tonight.

They have to work on Talbot Street. Personal safety is paramount and thus expanded GAA coverage can wait.

All those underage teams won today. All wore black Tyrone jerseys which was unusual.

Everyone still a fan of a knockout championship? Tyrone maybe the last county to have it.

A yes from me.

Heard Dromore were very impressive tonight. Them and Trillick are very strong down that part of the county.

There's very few management roles where you have to take the opportunity when it comes along. Ger realises this is his chosen time for Dublin.

Kerry and Tyrone are probably the only other two roles where you'd drop everything to take the job when it's offered.