Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

Started by Gabriel_Hurl, November 09, 2006, 10:54:03 PM

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Truthsayer

Quote from: sam03/05 on August 23, 2025, 07:17:43 PMThe cost of the games to watch on TyroneTv is a disgrace - some of them £16+ a game. Especially when you compare with prices are in other counties. They deserve to get cleaned out by dodgy box
If they would even offer something like a Tyrone Tv log in for £100 that covers all games. They would prob make more money in the long run, as people would probably subscribe then.
Aye I don't understand why there isn't a full championship TV season ticket as there is to attend games.

DaleCooper

Maybe the goal is to make sure people go to games to save money? Lol

YO!

Some shock in junior championship as Brackaville overturn Tattyreagh.

Tattyreagh now awaiting a promotion to 3A playoff.

Christmas Lights

Quote from: TheGlenellyGremlin on August 22, 2025, 11:00:47 PM
Quote from: Christmas Lights on August 21, 2025, 07:31:00 AMDrumragh to give the junior a rattle. Been ticking on nicely.

U not see who they have first round??

Yeah, they will beat Clogher by 5 points.

KillymanRifler

Some people on this here haven't got a clue

Willywong

Tell me this.....Do ones from Trillick and Ballygawley know there's life outside their out parish?? The boring c***ts never leave? When was the last senior from either club to leave then more than two weeks?

TwoUpTwoDown

Quote from: Willywong on August 24, 2025, 08:27:25 AMTell me this.....Do ones from Trillick and Ballygawley know there's life outside their out parish?? The boring c***ts never leave? When was the last senior from either club to leave then more than two weeks?
Has Peter Og McCartan not went to America for last 3 or 4 years? In nearly certain he goes to the cousins club in Philly.

breakingball78

Quote from: Easttyrone23 on August 24, 2025, 12:06:07 PM
Quote from: White Goodman on August 22, 2025, 07:46:58 AM
Quote from: bringbackdregish on August 21, 2025, 11:22:12 AMGalbally vs the donaghmore gardeners in championship will be a tasty one. Galbally will take no sh1t this time round.

I hear there were some choice words during the league game for the Galbally goalkeeper who used to be a donaghmore man.

Maybe if Donaghmore focused more on the football side of things rather than planting flowers and sledging young goalkeepers they could actually get past the first round.


This transfer epitomises the softness of these two clubs. Can't imagine a player moving from clonoe to coalisland or killyclogher to Omagh for example without major outrage.

It's not really a proper derby is it
Quote from: White Goodman on August 22, 2025, 07:46:58 AM
Quote from: bringbackdregish on August 21, 2025, 11:22:12 AMGalbally vs the donaghmore gardeners in championship will be a tasty one. Galbally will take no sh1t this time round.

I hear there were some choice words during the league game for the Galbally goalkeeper who used to be a donaghmore man.

Maybe if Donaghmore focused more on the football side of things rather than planting flowers and sledging young goalkeepers they could actually get past the first round.


This transfer epitomises the softness of these two clubs. Can't imagine a player moving from clonoe to coalisland or killyclogher to Omagh for example without major outrage.

It's not really a proper derby is it

Softness of both clubs? Galbally are soft for taking an all Ireland winning goalkeeper from their parish rivals?

Have you ever stepped foot in Galbally? Why do you think the psni are afraid to enter it?

What makes Galbally vs Donaghmore a proper derby is not just because they share a parish. It goes far beyond football as well. Donaghmore would be seen as upper class people and look down on Galbally as lower class. Many Galbally men in the east Tyrone brigade died fighting against Britain's occupation with Martin Hurson willing to starve himself to death while Donaghmore men hid away. which is why Galbally see the other side of the parish as cowards.

Where else in Tyrone would you find a parish with two clubs that are so different? Donaghmore men will always fall out with each other and transfer clubs but never in a million years would a Galbally man transfer to Donaghmore.

But when your idea of a proper derby is the likes of Omagh and killyclogher who are in different parish's and go with each other to the sunbeds and Turkish barbers then you mustn't have stepped foot in too many places in Tyrone.








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YO!

Great Post above, except for the fact that a Galbally man literally managed Donaghmore III last season 

RoundBall

Quote from: breakingball78 on August 24, 2025, 12:26:10 PM
Quote from: Easttyrone23 on August 24, 2025, 12:06:07 PM
Quote from: White Goodman on August 22, 2025, 07:46:58 AM
Quote from: bringbackdregish on August 21, 2025, 11:22:12 AMGalbally vs the donaghmore gardeners in championship will be a tasty one. Galbally will take no sh1t this time round.

I hear there were some choice words during the league game for the Galbally goalkeeper who used to be a donaghmore man.

Maybe if Donaghmore focused more on the football side of things rather than planting flowers and sledging young goalkeepers they could actually get past the first round.


This transfer epitomises the softness of these two clubs. Can't imagine a player moving from clonoe to coalisland or killyclogher to Omagh for example without major outrage.

It's not really a proper derby is it
Quote from: White Goodman on August 22, 2025, 07:46:58 AM
Quote from: bringbackdregish on August 21, 2025, 11:22:12 AMGalbally vs the donaghmore gardeners in championship will be a tasty one. Galbally will take no sh1t this time round.

I hear there were some choice words during the league game for the Galbally goalkeeper who used to be a donaghmore man.

Maybe if Donaghmore focused more on the football side of things rather than planting flowers and sledging young goalkeepers they could actually get past the first round.


This transfer epitomises the softness of these two clubs. Can't imagine a player moving from clonoe to coalisland or killyclogher to Omagh for example without major outrage.

It's not really a proper derby is it

Softness of both clubs? Galbally are soft for taking an all Ireland winning goalkeeper from their parish rivals?

Have you ever stepped foot in Galbally? Why do you think the psni are afraid to enter it?

What makes Galbally vs Donaghmore a proper derby is not just because they share a parish. It goes far beyond football as well. Donaghmore would be seen as upper class people and look down on Galbally as lower class. Many Galbally men in the east Tyrone brigade died fighting against Britain's occupation with Martin Hurson willing to starve himself to death while Donaghmore men hid away. which is why Galbally see the other side of the parish as cowards.

Where else in Tyrone would you find a parish with two clubs that are so different? Donaghmore men will always fall out with each other and transfer clubs but never in a million years would a Galbally man transfer to Donaghmore.

But when your idea of a proper derby is the likes of Omagh and killyclogher who are in different parish's and go with each other to the sunbeds and Turkish barbers then you mustn't have stepped foot in too many places in Tyrone.








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Well said, nothing soft about the people of Galbally and Cappagh, proud staunch gaels, many over the centuries paying the ultimate sacrifice for their patriotism, not least the likes of Martin Hurson. A GAA club that does the best with what they have, reaching an All Ireland Intermediate final a few years ago.
An Ríocht Uí Néill

tyroneStatto

Ardboe convincing winners in the minor championship to win their 8th title. Apart from Errigal with 4 titles in the last 20 years of minors, only Coalisland 2006 and Omagh 2009/2010 have went onto win the SFC within a few years after. But this Ardboe team look like the real deal and a big possibility they will go on to win Senior too, and they've a great chance of upsetting Errigal this year in the SFC 1st Round.

Moonshine

Quote from: tyroneStatto on August 24, 2025, 06:35:53 PMArdboe convincing winners in the minor championship to win their 8th title. Apart from Errigal with 4 titles in the last 20 years of minors, only Coalisland 2006 and Omagh 2009/2010 have went onto win the SFC within a few years after. But this Ardboe team look like the real deal and a big possibility they will go on to win Senior too, and they've a great chance of upsetting Errigal this year in the SFC 1st Round.

Has that team been coached by outside men since u14? Where is the game going when we are paying for a minor club manager. Plenty of good men in loughshore

tyroneStatto

Quote from: Moonshine on August 24, 2025, 06:44:50 PM
Quote from: tyroneStatto on August 24, 2025, 06:35:53 PMArdboe convincing winners in the minor championship to win their 8th title. Apart from Errigal with 4 titles in the last 20 years of minors, only Coalisland 2006 and Omagh 2009/2010 have went onto win the SFC within a few years after. But this Ardboe team look like the real deal and a big possibility they will go on to win Senior too, and they've a great chance of upsetting Errigal this year in the SFC 1st Round.

Has that team been coached by outside men since u14? Where is the game going when we are paying for a minor club manager. Plenty of good men in loughshore

Don't know if since U-14 but if true that would be wrong. Bad enough it happening at Senior level.

tyroneStatto

There's a referee from the 1970's just wanted confirmation from any older posters here what club he was from. Basil Neville think he might have been Killyclogher.

White Goodman

Quote from: breakingball78 on August 24, 2025, 12:26:10 PM
Quote from: Easttyrone23 on August 24, 2025, 12:06:07 PM
Quote from: White Goodman on August 22, 2025, 07:46:58 AM
Quote from: bringbackdregish on August 21, 2025, 11:22:12 AMGalbally vs the donaghmore gardeners in championship will be a tasty one. Galbally will take no sh1t this time round.

I hear there were some choice words during the league game for the Galbally goalkeeper who used to be a donaghmore man.

Maybe if Donaghmore focused more on the football side of things rather than planting flowers and sledging young goalkeepers they could actually get past the first round.


This transfer epitomises the softness of these two clubs. Can't imagine a player moving from clonoe to coalisland or killyclogher to Omagh for example without major outrage.

It's not really a proper derby is it
Quote from: White Goodman on August 22, 2025, 07:46:58 AM
Quote from: bringbackdregish on August 21, 2025, 11:22:12 AMGalbally vs the donaghmore gardeners in championship will be a tasty one. Galbally will take no sh1t this time round.

I hear there were some choice words during the league game for the Galbally goalkeeper who used to be a donaghmore man.

Maybe if Donaghmore focused more on the football side of things rather than planting flowers and sledging young goalkeepers they could actually get past the first round.


This transfer epitomises the softness of these two clubs. Can't imagine a player moving from clonoe to coalisland or killyclogher to Omagh for example without major outrage.

It's not really a proper derby is it

Softness of both clubs? Galbally are soft for taking an all Ireland winning goalkeeper from their parish rivals?

Have you ever stepped foot in Galbally? Why do you think the psni are afraid to enter it?

What makes Galbally vs Donaghmore a proper derby is not just because they share a parish. It goes far beyond football as well. Donaghmore would be seen as upper class people and look down on Galbally as lower class. Many Galbally men in the east Tyrone brigade died fighting against Britain's occupation with Martin Hurson willing to starve himself to death while Donaghmore men hid away. which is why Galbally see the other side of the parish as cowards.

Where else in Tyrone would you find a parish with two clubs that are so different? Donaghmore men will always fall out with each other and transfer clubs but never in a million years would a Galbally man transfer to Donaghmore.

But when your idea of a proper derby is the likes of Omagh and killyclogher who are in different parish's and go with each other to the sunbeds and Turkish barbers then you mustn't have stepped foot in too many places in Tyrone.








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Wow, I think I may have hit a nerve there. So much so, you have made something of this which it is not.

Firstly, never once have I questioned the integrity or mettle of men from galbally fighting for our country. I have however questioned that of your footballers, as I was talking about FOOTBALL.

Yes I have stepped foot in galbally, and guess what I did every time? Won. Because galbally are soft. Are you so naive as to think that teams are scared to go to galbally to play football because members of your community were involved IRA activities 40 years ago?

The fact of the matter is that i could count on one hand the combined championship wins galbally and donaghmore have in the last 25 years. Both teams are soft. Every year both teams make a somewhat decent account of themselves in league football to secure safety and ultimately crumble when it comes to real football. Soft.

I think it is a soft mentality that a player could even feel comfortable transferring to their most hated 'rival' just because they weren't getting a game. Slag the Omagh and KC boys all you want, but it wouldn't happen there. And I've seen more needle in those games than I've ever seen between galbally and donaghmore

For what it's worth I'll be supporting galbally in this game. Would love my club to get them second round, should we be fortunate enough to get through.

Also, deleting your post and not standing by what you said also comes across as a little bit soft.