Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

[White Goodman]

Clann Na nGael GAC have unfortunately been put in no other position than to concede Friday nights fixture that was to be played against Brocagh Emmetts GFC in Aughabrack due to it's clash with our Parish Priest's Golden Jubilee mass, both to commence at 7:30pm, we explored trying to have the fixture rescheduled to no avail, we would like to thank Brocagh Emmetts GFC Secretary Declan McKeown and CCC Secretary Michelle Cox for their efforts in trying to have the fixture rescheduled.

 

Michelle Cox, the best example of a name suiting it's owner, pity the spelling is slightly wrong

[square_ball]

Clann Na nGael GAC have unfortunately been put in no other position than to concede Friday nights fixture that was to be played against Brocagh Emmetts GFC in Aughabrack due to it's clash with our Parish Priest's Golden Jubilee mass, both to commence at 7:30pm, we explored trying to have the fixture rescheduled to no avail, we would like to thank Brocagh Emmetts GFC Secretary Declan McKeown and CCC Secretary Michelle Cox for their efforts in trying to have the fixture rescheduled.

 

Is that a dig at Brockagh and the CCC?

Looks that way.

If that is the case they'd be as well outing the secretary and Brocagh in their unhelpfulness. 2x struggling clubs should be doing their best to see as much football for their teams to get out on the field not ensuring points on the board via walkovers.

Absolutely no wonder that Brocagh are where they are when that's the case.

Fairplay to CNG.

The post from CNG is genuine I believe. Apparently the CCC and Brocagh club were willing to change the game, but the Brocagh management point blank refused - that's why the Brocagh secretary is mentioned in a positive way.

Not sure on Brocagh management ticket but youd have to ask how and why they're running the clubs decisions.

I'm sure the Clann Na Gael men will remember that come the championship. 

A mass shouldn't be a reason for a match to be moved. Have to laugh when all these people are big catholic mass goers when it suits.

[UtilityMan]

Has anyone seen correspondence from the county board about what is to happen if minors win tonight combined with the win/loss scenario of seniors on sunday?

Tyrone minors play next Friday, hence the Thursday round of fixtures across the board next week.

From what I've heard - if Tyrone win this Sunday - double game week next Thursday & Sunday.

If Tyrone lose this Sunday - double game week next Thursday and either Sat/Sun - opposite day of whichever Tyrone play.

[Hughie McMahon]

Has anyone seen correspondence from the county board about what is to happen if minors win tonight combined with the win/loss scenario of seniors on sunday?

Tyrone minors play next Friday, hence the Thursday round of fixtures across the board next week.

From what I've heard - if Tyrone win this Sunday - double game week next Thursday & Sunday.

If Tyrone lose this Sunday - double game week next Thursday and either Sat/Sun - opposite day of whichever Tyrone play.

I see Gavan McElroy isn't getting his wish if this is to be true

[White Goodman]

Given the emergence of Naomh Eoghan and Omagh showing that they are on the decline the last number of years, is there a possibility that the dregish lads that omagh poached do the right thing and go back to their home club?

I think it would be fair to say that Omagh would be division 2/3 without them and Naomh Eoghan would be a division 1 side with them.

[GAA Club Fan]

Has anyone seen correspondence from the county board about what is to happen if minors win tonight combined with the win/loss scenario of seniors on sunday?

Tyrone minors play next Friday, hence the Thursday round of fixtures across the board next week.

From what I've heard - if Tyrone win this Sunday - double game week next Thursday & Sunday.

If Tyrone lose this Sunday - double game week next Thursday and either Sat/Sun - opposite day of whichever Tyrone play.

I'm guessing it'll be Thurs/ Sun or Thurs/ Mon.

Can't see a scenario where it'll be Thurs/ Saturday.

[DouglasBridgeExile]

Given the emergence of Naomh Eoghan and Omagh showing that they are on the decline the last number of years, is there a possibility that the dregish lads that omagh poached do the right thing and go back to their home club?

I think it would be fair to say that Omagh would be division 2/3 without them and Naomh Eoghan would be a division 1 side with them.

Didn't want them at their worst don't deserve them at their best

[marty34]

How many league games have Tyrone club players played this year?

[TyroneTam]

How many league games have Tyrone club players played this year?

Tonught is the third

[TheGlenellyGremlin]

Is this weekends game of Glenelly and fintona the league decider already?

Yes massive game, don't personally think fintona will have the players capable of marking our marksmen.

Not often I'm wrong! Although fintona were without key man Cormac Watson

[scout]

Big win for Moortown in the loughshore derby.

Dungannon alarming 0/3 so far.

Naomh Eoghain & cookstown early signs looking good.

Fintona maybe got a wake up call tonight, D3 won't be a cake walk

[marty34]

How many league games have Tyrone club players played this year?

Tonught is the third

That is a total joke for club players.

Almost in mid-June and only 3 games played.

[DouglasBridgeExile]

Few big wins tonight.

Was at the WWE in gortin myself. Choke slams , spears , clotheslines, suplexes, the game had it all. Only thing missing was a bit of football from aghaloo. Some man should open a boxing club up there, they'll probably do the same in donemana next year

[RedHand88]

How many league games have Tyrone club players played this year?

Tonught is the third

That is a total joke for club players.

Almost in mid-June and only 3 games played.

Those 3 have been in the last 8 days as well. Only started a week ago yesterday.

[Easttyrone23]

Division 3 league looks to be a 2 horse race between stewartstown and glenelly. Fintona will have to go all out for the championship to get back to intermediate. Derrytresk and augher are holding their own.

In division 2 Naomh eoghan, Owen roes and cookstown have all got off to a flyer. Both Naomh eoghan and Owen roes were around the promotion playoffs last season so both will fancy their chances to compete for promotion this season. clubs like pomeroy, derrylaughlan and Moy will get better as the season goes on. Aghayarn and killeeshil already look like they will once again be in a relegation battle.

In division 1 Carmen, Galbally and eglish are the 3 teams with a 100% record so far although Eglish have certainly had the most impressive start to the league winning all 3 games having come up from intermediate.

The likes of Errigal, Trillick and donaghmore haven't had great starts to the league but you have to take into account the county players their playing without.

Dungannon who usually start the season well have had a disastrous start so far. In their first game they were 10 points up at half time in their home ground and ended up losing by 9. Their second game which was also at home they lead for majority of the game and still lost. Then their third game they got hammered away to Carmen.

There was a clonoe man on this forum last year who called Galbally a yoyo team. Since Galbally got promoted to senior football after winning the intermediate league in 1991 (35 years ago) they've been relegated back to intermediate 3 times. Clonoe are on course for their 3rd relegation to intermediate not only in a Row but in the last 5 seasons.