Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

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jimmy_12

Quote from: TyroneClubs on August 29, 2026, 06:00:42 PMHow have Tyrone managed to block the streamers for the stick? Bigger brains than the boys at sky it seems

Fire stick boys on the payroll

PastThePost

Jaysus, Sean Devenney, the standard of referees in Tyrone is shocking, every year we talk about the usual suspects, how do these men get games? How do some of them pass a fitness test?

Tyrone Tom

Devenny had a shocker but the question needs asked, why is it nearly always a north/west official whenever it's a an east/west fixture??


tyroneStatto

#54348
With the Minor Championship Finals coming up here is the No. of Titles for each club in all Grades for anyone interested.

Minor Grade 1 Championship Titles:
Dungannon, Coalisland (10 each), Omagh (9), Ardboe 8, An Charraig Mhór (6), Errigal Ciaran (5), Donaghmore (4), Clonoe, Cookstown, Eglish, Moortown (3 each), Augher, Cappagh, Dromore, Trillick (2 each), Castlederg, Clann Éireann, Derrylaughan, Killeeshil, Leckpatrick, Naomh Mhuire, Shamrocks, Strabane, Urney (1 each).

Minor Grade 2 Championship Titles:
Donaghmore, Trillick (4 each), Eglish, Killeeshil (3 each), Derrylaughan, Donagheady, Galbally, Moy, Naomh Mhuire (2 each), Aghaloo, Augher, Coalisland, Clonoe, Cookstown, Drumragh, Dungannon, Eskra, Fintona, Greencastle, Kildress, Loughmacrory, Moortown, Newtownstewart, Omagh, Pomeroy, Stewartstown, Strabane, Tattyreagh, Urney (1 each).

Minor Grade 3 Championship Titles:
Aghaloo, Moy (4 each), Brackaville, Kildress (3 each), Aghyaran, Augher, Eskra, Greencastle, Tattyreagh (2 each), Both Domhnaigh, Brocagh, Castlederg, Derrylaughan, Derrytresk, Drumquin, Edendork, Galbally, Owen Roes/Clann Na nGael, Stewartstown (1 each).

Minor Grade 4 Championship Titles:
Drumquin (2), Derrytresk, Errigal Ciaran B, Fintona B, Naomh Bríd, Stewartstown, Urney (1 each).

Carmen's last win was in 2020, they beat Omagh on penalties. Eglish last win was 1997.

Galbally last won G2 in 2022. Drumquin have never won G2 Minor Championship.

Owen Roes last G3 win was 2022 but with CNG as well.

TheGlenellyGremlin

Quote from: GlenMan on August 29, 2026, 10:37:03 PM
Quote from: UtilityMan on August 29, 2026, 10:21:12 PM
Quote from: The Bearded One on August 29, 2026, 05:20:55 PMGlenelly should just join with Clann na nGael and be done with it. It'll happen eventually anyway.

Agree with this, they have both been amalgamating at youth the last 10 years so they know this was coming down the line.

Glenelly will be hugely disapponted after today but it is expected to see them in D2 next year after a Fintona double.

Still a brilliant year for them overall if that happens but a lot of work to do physicality wise as they were bullied by a D3B team.

Getting promoted now would be the worst thing that could happen for them.

Still no silverware to show, and they'll get drubbed in D2 (as evidenced by today's result against a 3B team). IF they were to go up, a year or two more in 3A would be ideal - build in some more youth and get promoted with silverware.

Have to disagree with you on this one glenman

We had a bad day out yesterday and there will be brighter days ahead and no better time than in intermediate football for them brighter days to come.

43 years since we last played intermediate and you reckon that getting promoted could be the worst thing to happen to us? Catch yourself on u fool

Raving about getting promoted without silverware to show but don't forget loughmacrory don't have any silverware to show in intermediate, but do in senior.

RossaGael98

Morning folks, plenty to talk about from the weekend and another big one coming up! Will we be the first team through instead of the first out this year?

roadtoglory

Quote from: RossaGael98 on August 31, 2026, 08:46:32 AMMorning folks, plenty to talk about from the weekend and another big one coming up! Will we be the first team through instead of the first out this year?
Lights out for Moortown this weekend. Good to get senior championship back after few boring weeks of Intermediate and Junior!

RossaGael98

moortown for division 2 and will struggle to get out of it next year. will cookstown win IFC?

roadtoglory

Quote from: RossaGael98 on August 31, 2026, 10:27:23 AMmoortown for division 2 and will struggle to get out of it next year. will cookstown win IFC?
Cookstown win no IFC. Choked against a poor Drumragh team last year. Once a choker always a choker especially up a grade this year.

UtilityMan

Intermediate no real shocks so far apart from the draw between Aghyaran and Moy which Aghyaran will regret not seeing out. Moy should take the replay.

Cookstown as expected saw off Drumquin who fought well for 40 minutes then died out.

Greencastle v Beragh was littered with turnovers but the better team won in Greencastle.

Pomeroy seen off Clogher as expected who have the playoff against Kildress coming up, expect Kildress to win that.

Owen Roes pulled away from a doggid Aghaloo side in the second half who ran out of steam but held on well for 40 odd minutes.

Naomh Eoghan pulled back from a horrible first 10 minutes were they went 5 down to go in 5 up at the half. Seen it out late on and will be looking forward after getting their first championship win since the 2018 Junior Final.

Expect Rock v Kildress to be a great game, fancy Kildress to nip them given Rocks injuries this year.

Next Round
Naomh Eoghan v Moy/Aghyaran
Greencastle v Kildress/Rock
Pomeroy v Derrylaughlan
Owen Roes v Cookstown

ShutterinbyDayGAAbyNight

Afternoon folks. Let me start of by saying what a week of football we have in store. The wife and kids be lucky to see me all weekend.

Edendork v Ardboe
Carrickmore v Dromore
Trillick V Galbally
Omagh v Moortown
Loughmacrory v Dungannon
Coalisland v Clonoe
Donaghmore v Eglish
Killyclogher v Errigal


tyroneman4

Bookmaker high losers RD1

Edendork v Ardboe

Carrickmore v Dromore

Trillick V Galbally - Galbally - 2nd place

Omagh v Moortown

Loughmacrory v Dungannon - Dungannon - Joint 3rd place

Coalisland v Clonoe - Coalisland - Joint 3rd place

Donaghmore v Eglish - Eglish - 1st place

Killyclogher v Errigal
   

roadtoglory

Quote from: ShutterinbyDayGAAbyNight on August 31, 2026, 12:34:27 PMAfternoon folks. Let me start of by saying what a week of football we have in store. The wife and kids be lucky to see me all weekend.

Edendork v Ardboe
Carrickmore v Dromore
Trillick V Galbally
Omagh v Moortown
Loughmacrory v Dungannon
Coalisland v Clonoe
Donaghmore v Eglish
Killyclogher v Errigal


You just picked every bookmakers favourite 🤡🤣 maybe you should stay with the wife and kids for it seems you couldn't pick your arse from your elbow!

Ballygawleyftw

Edendork v Ardboe Edendork have requested a draw. Ardboe by 4

Carrickmore v Dromore The tangs from outside Pomeroy will struggle to get to grips with Dillon and a returning McNabb. Dromore by 3

Trillick V Galbally - Galbally a no show in the championship as per. Protein milks and salad boxes prepped for Trillick changing rooms for recovery. Trillick by 9

Omagh v Moortown - El Scrappico - Oisin Millar return rejuvenates the City Boys , who have nothing to lose.

Loughmacrory v Dungannon - DRAW -  McElholm and McCullagh will destroy the Dungannon defence, who have been shaky all year. Gormley, Barker and Donaghy need to be on song if the Clarkes are to have any chance, which they might.

Coalisland v Clonoe - The Rahillys are a dark horse for championship. Shay Cooney home from the States, boosted by a return to the camp by the industrious Ciaran O'Neill. Clonoe by 4

Donaghmore v Eglish No Jordan no party - the Flower boys get a win by 5

Killyclogher v Errigal On we go.

snowy2hunt

Edendork vs Ardboe - + 6
Carrickmore vs Dromore - +4
Trillick vs Galbally - +2
Omagh vs Moortown - +2
Loughmacrory vs Dungannon - +4
Donaghmore vs Eglish - +6
Coalisland vs Clonoe - +5
Killclogher vs Errigal Ciaran +5