Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

[Gaffer]

And I hear that Peter Donnelly has left the panel .

[Family guy]

And I hear that Peter Donnelly has left the panel .

Big loss is it not,he must be on the panel 8 years now?

[clarshack]

he had actually played well this year when called upon.

[Norf Tyrone]

Kiddo - did you receive that message from an email - if so can you check to see were clubs in on the mail too cos we have received feck all all week

MAC I am only able to access the old system and Kiddo's fixtures are on there. Sent to all Tyrone clubs.

[orangeman]

Some very tough games on Tuesday. Any predictions ?

[Family guy]

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Sat 18th April 2009 – RES: 4.30 & SEN: 6.00pm.

O'Neills ACFL Div 3

Newtownstewart v Errigal Ciaran III

Sun 19th April 2009 – 2.15 & 3.45pm unless stated otherwise.

O'Neills ACFL Div 1

Aghyaran v Coalisland        DRAW
Ardboe v Clonoe      ARDBOE
Galbally v Errigal Ciaran      ERRIGAL
Kildress v Eglish        KILDRESS
Killyclogher v Dromore 4.45 & 6.15pm.      DROMORE
Loughmacrory v Trillick        TRILLICK
Moy v Donaghmore           MOY
Omagh v An Charraig Mhor        CARMEN

O'Neills ACFL Div 2 

Killyman v Urney       DRAW
Edendork v Clann na nGael       CLANN NA GAEL
Eskra v Cookstown      COOKSTOWN
Gortin v Strabane      GORTIN
Greencastle v Stewartstown     GREENCASTLE
Killeeshil v Rock        ROCK
Moortown v Pomeroy       POMEROY
Augher v Derrylaughan      AUGHER

O'Neills ACFL Div 3

Aghaloo v ER O'Neills     AGHALOO
Beragh v Dregish           BERAGH
Brackaville v Drumquin     DRUMQUIN
Brockagh v Derrytresk     DRAW
Tattyreagh v Castlederg     TATTYREAGH
Glenelly v Fintona              GLENELLY






Monday 20th April 2009 - 6.45pm

O'Neills ACFL Div 3 Senior

Dungannon v Drumragh   DUNGANNON

[Norf Tyrone]

You predicted the wrong fixture family guy. That's Sunday's games.

[KIDDO 4]

NFL DIVISION ONE: Mayo 1-11 Tyrone 0-14

IT WAS smiles all round at sun-kissed McHale Park, Castlebar, for Mayo and Tyrone yesterday, a draw securing the Division One status of both teams for another season at least.

Conspiracy theorists might be inclined to wonder was this a convenient result for both sides, but such suggestions can be dismissed out of hand given the determination of both teams to win – and possibly to lose, with 18 wides by Tyrone to Mayo's 12 and two clear cut chances in the closing minutes to win spurned by Ryan Mellon.

The likelihood is that John O'Mahony reminded his charges at half-time, when they were trailing 0-7 to 0-2.

Mayo toiled in the first-half, their opening score coming from an Andy Moran 45 after four minutes, while their only other offering came from their teenage star, Aiden O'Shea, on 10 minutes.

It was enough to keep Tyrone in check until the defensive dam burst in the last 10 minutes, Tyrone looking more like the All-Ireland champions and firing over five unanswered points.

A goal from the youngest man on the pitch, Aiden O'Shea, brought Mayo into the game six minutes into the second-half.

Tyrone were still very much in charge, but three long-range points and a free had Tyrone chasing a two-point gap with seven minutes remaining.

Nail Gormley and Martin Penrose had matters level with five minutes left, as Tyrone came rampaging through the middle. Mellon had two chances to win this game but Mickey Harte's ticker might have stopped had substitute Tom Parsons not forced a brilliant save from Jonathan Curran in the Tyrone goals.

Relief all round with the spoils shared.

MAYO: D Clarke, L0'Malley, G Cafferkey, K McLoughlin, P Gardiner, T Cunniffee. A Moran (0-1, '45) R McGarrity (0-3), P Harte (0-1), M Ronaldson, T Mortimer (0-1), B J Padden, C Mortimer, A O'Shea (1-1), A O'Malley (0-3). Subs: C Barrett for A Moran (y/c 28), T Parsons for M Ronaldson (50), B Moran for BJ Padden (67), A Dillon for A O'Malley (69).

TYRONE: J Curran, PJ Quinn, C Gormley (0-1), D Carlin, D Harte (0-1), R McMenamin, P Jordan, K Hughes, E McGinley (0-1), J McMahon, B McGuigan, R Mellon (0-1), N Gormley (0-1), S Cavanaugh (0-2), M Penrose (0-6, 1f). Subs: C McCullagh for B McGuigan (50), S O'Neill (0-1) for PJ Quinn (52), C Cavanaugh for E McGinley (67).

Referee: P McEneaney (Monaghan).

Irish Times

[Norf Tyrone]

Is the S O Neill the sub that scored of Dromore fame as opposed to that of Clann fame?

[KIDDO 4]

O'Neills ACFL Division 3: Monday 13th April 2009
Errigal Ciaran III 2-13 Aghaloo 2-9 reserve
Errigal Ciaran III 0-9 Aghaloo 0-12Senior

[KIDDO 4]

Tonights results wereon the Tyrone gaa website ,while the fixtures  were on a e-mail sent out on the old web mail system last night by the gac secretary,I am  registered to both systems,  although the fixtures and results  have yet to appear on the new e-mail system.

[Archie Mitchell]

Any results in yet for tonight's games?

[loughshore lad]

Ardboe deserving winners in Omagh on a scoreline of 1-9 to 1-11.

[aroundincircles]

Clonoe beat loughmacrory by five.

[Archie Mitchell]

Ardboe deserving winners in Omagh on a scoreline of 1-9 to 1-11.

Who played well? County men playing on both sides?