Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

[MontyWM]

16  Pomeroy  0.1%  ⭐

Just shows what MontyWM AI friend/predictor knows about the championship - has Pomeroy in the Senior FFS. AI doesn't know how to spell Killyclogher either. Expect a few more from MontyWM and his AI friend for Inter & Junior. He might have Trillick winning Junior for all you'd know......

🎣 Big Fish Caught Yesterday.

[trueblue1234]

Out of interest, what would the split between Newtown and Dregish players be?

14 of the starting 15 for most of the year have all been Newtown, Conor Langan from Urney being the other (how Urney let that transfer go through I'll never understand).
McGovern the sole Dregish representative on the senior squad from what I can see.

Would Newtown be a mainly unionist town?

How many clubs in Tyrone is there from a unionist majority area? From the top of my head I can only think of kilyman. The likes of clogher, aghaloo, castlederg, newtownstewart and cookstown would be mixed areas but looking at the recent census unionists would be slightly in the minority.

Is Castlederg the name of the club?


I'd say west of the Bann there'd be a very aging unionist population.


I think Tyrone leagues should start a good bit earlier, then finish their league and a 2 week break before championships starts.


Would solve a few issues.

Clubs play without their county seniors and U20's then?

Good luck trying to discuss an actual point in this clusterf*ck of a board now. It died a death long ago unfortunately.

[marty34]

Out of interest, what would the split between Newtown and Dregish players be?

14 of the starting 15 for most of the year have all been Newtown, Conor Langan from Urney being the other (how Urney let that transfer go through I'll never understand).
McGovern the sole Dregish representative on the senior squad from what I can see.

Would Newtown be a mainly unionist town?

How many clubs in Tyrone is there from a unionist majority area? From the top of my head I can only think of kilyman. The likes of clogher, aghaloo, castlederg, newtownstewart and cookstown would be mixed areas but looking at the recent census unionists would be slightly in the minority.

Is Castlederg the name of the club?


I'd say west of the Bann there'd be a very aging unionist population.


I think Tyrone leagues should start a good bit earlier, then finish their league and a 2 week break before championships starts.


Would solve a few issues.

Clubs play without their county seniors and U20's then?

Good luck trying to discuss an actual point in this clusterf*ck of a board now. It died a death long ago unfortunately.

Do all other counties in Ireland not play the league without these players?


And not much point in complaining when, for example, The Moy, concede a game at the end of the league....when they have a full panel. Not sure they have any Tyrone players but point still stands. 

[tyroneman4]

Anyone have predict start of the year that dungannon would be in a playoff and omagh being straight into division 2

The great Tyrone Club football  

Our Errigal parish footballers starting to get momentum 

[trueblue1234]

Out of interest, what would the split between Newtown and Dregish players be?

14 of the starting 15 for most of the year have all been Newtown, Conor Langan from Urney being the other (how Urney let that transfer go through I'll never understand).
McGovern the sole Dregish representative on the senior squad from what I can see.

Would Newtown be a mainly unionist town?

How many clubs in Tyrone is there from a unionist majority area? From the top of my head I can only think of kilyman. The likes of clogher, aghaloo, castlederg, newtownstewart and cookstown would be mixed areas but looking at the recent census unionists would be slightly in the minority.

Is Castlederg the name of the club?


I'd say west of the Bann there'd be a very aging unionist population.


I think Tyrone leagues should start a good bit earlier, then finish their league and a 2 week break before championships starts.


Would solve a few issues.

Clubs play without their county seniors and U20's then?

Good luck trying to discuss an actual point in this clusterf*ck of a board now. It died a death long ago unfortunately.

Do all other counties in Ireland not play the league without these players?


And not much point in complaining when, for example, The Moy, concede a game at the end of the league....when they have a full panel. Not sure they have any Tyrone players but point still stands. 

Most do I believe. But most also don't link the league and championship the way Tyrone do. I don't think you'd get much traction within the county to change that. The leagues in Tyrone mean a lot. And that's why there's  resistance to anything that would be seen to devalue it. It's a balancing act. But just because the majority do it differently doesn't mean it better. I wouldn't want that changed.

[ManFromMoygashel]

Anyone have predict start of the year that dungannon would be in a playoff and omagh being straight into division 2

The great Tyrone Club football  

Our Errigal parish footballers starting to get momentum 

And yet, i would still think they're first round championship match against the current county champions could go either way.

[Liberation]

Morning fellow Gaels.

[Glenellygoofball]

The senior championship 2026 is nearing, any predictions on who will take her this year?

-My own prediction: Carrickmore or Trillick 

[Pat taggart]

Attended Edendork and Carmen lastnight

- Was stood directly behind MOR

- From what i could grasp he seemed fairly keen on the Edendork corner back Eoin Mcglinchey looks to be promising for the Red hands

- Mccurry not at the races Young allison had him fairly rattled however Niall morgan seemed a massive miss for edendork

- Looks like killyclogher have the league Wrapped credit to them

[Jim Bob]

Morgan injured ?

[Pat taggart]

Not entirely sure jimbo fella wasnt playing anyway huge blow for them

[marty34]

Out of interest, what would the split between Newtown and Dregish players be?

14 of the starting 15 for most of the year have all been Newtown, Conor Langan from Urney being the other (how Urney let that transfer go through I'll never understand).
McGovern the sole Dregish representative on the senior squad from what I can see.

Would Newtown be a mainly unionist town?

How many clubs in Tyrone is there from a unionist majority area? From the top of my head I can only think of kilyman. The likes of clogher, aghaloo, castlederg, newtownstewart and cookstown would be mixed areas but looking at the recent census unionists would be slightly in the minority.

Is Castlederg the name of the club?


I'd say west of the Bann there'd be a very aging unionist population.


I think Tyrone leagues should start a good bit earlier, then finish their league and a 2 week break before championships starts.


Would solve a few issues.

Clubs play without their county seniors and U20's then?

Good luck trying to discuss an actual point in this clusterf*ck of a board now. It died a death long ago unfortunately.

Do all other counties in Ireland not play the league without these players?


And not much point in complaining when, for example, The Moy, concede a game at the end of the league....when they have a full panel. Not sure they have any Tyrone players but point still stands. 

Most do I believe. But most also don't link the league and championship the way Tyrone do. I don't think you'd get much traction within the county to change that. The leagues in Tyrone mean a lot. And that's why there's  resistance to anything that would be seen to devalue it. It's a balancing act. But just because the majority do it differently doesn't mean it better. I wouldn't want that changed.

Lol...then Moy concede a game late in the league and other teams 'give' points to other teams in the last few games?


I see what your saying by stating...'it means a lot'. 

[trueblue1234]

Out of interest, what would the split between Newtown and Dregish players be?

14 of the starting 15 for most of the year have all been Newtown, Conor Langan from Urney being the other (how Urney let that transfer go through I'll never understand).
McGovern the sole Dregish representative on the senior squad from what I can see.

Would Newtown be a mainly unionist town?

How many clubs in Tyrone is there from a unionist majority area? From the top of my head I can only think of kilyman. The likes of clogher, aghaloo, castlederg, newtownstewart and cookstown would be mixed areas but looking at the recent census unionists would be slightly in the minority.

Is Castlederg the name of the club?


I'd say west of the Bann there'd be a very aging unionist population.


I think Tyrone leagues should start a good bit earlier, then finish their league and a 2 week break before championships starts.


Would solve a few issues.

Clubs play without their county seniors and U20's then?

Good luck trying to discuss an actual point in this clusterf*ck of a board now. It died a death long ago unfortunately.

Do all other counties in Ireland not play the league without these players?


And not much point in complaining when, for example, The Moy, concede a game at the end of the league....when they have a full panel. Not sure they have any Tyrone players but point still stands. 

Most do I believe. But most also don't link the league and championship the way Tyrone do. I don't think you'd get much traction within the county to change that. The leagues in Tyrone mean a lot. And that's why there's  resistance to anything that would be seen to devalue it. It's a balancing act. But just because the majority do it differently doesn't mean it better. I wouldn't want that changed.

Lol...then Moy concede a game late in the league and other teams 'give' points to other teams in the last few games?


I see what your saying by stating...'it means a lot'. 

One game being conceded doesn't mean anything. And if you believe the rabble that's posting here about points being given, then I've a few beans to sell you too.

[Insiderinfo]

Morning fellow Gaels.

Morning Comrade
Have been waiting on your return (i assume its nothing to do with your beloved island getting safety)

Comrade how have you been this past while?  Who you fancy for the playoffs?  Permission to speak freely with you comrade?

Gotta fancy the clarkes against a poor moortown side.
How about you comrade?

[marty34]

Out of interest, what would the split between Newtown and Dregish players be?

14 of the starting 15 for most of the year have all been Newtown, Conor Langan from Urney being the other (how Urney let that transfer go through I'll never understand).
McGovern the sole Dregish representative on the senior squad from what I can see.

Would Newtown be a mainly unionist town?

How many clubs in Tyrone is there from a unionist majority area? From the top of my head I can only think of kilyman. The likes of clogher, aghaloo, castlederg, newtownstewart and cookstown would be mixed areas but looking at the recent census unionists would be slightly in the minority.

Is Castlederg the name of the club?


I'd say west of the Bann there'd be a very aging unionist population.


I think Tyrone leagues should start a good bit earlier, then finish their league and a 2 week break before championships starts.


Would solve a few issues.

Clubs play without their county seniors and U20's then?

Good luck trying to discuss an actual point in this clusterf*ck of a board now. It died a death long ago unfortunately.

Do all other counties in Ireland not play the league without these players?


And not much point in complaining when, for example, The Moy, concede a game at the end of the league....when they have a full panel. Not sure they have any Tyrone players but point still stands. 

Most do I believe. But most also don't link the league and championship the way Tyrone do. I don't think you'd get much traction within the county to change that. The leagues in Tyrone mean a lot. And that's why there's  resistance to anything that would be seen to devalue it. It's a balancing act. But just because the majority do it differently doesn't mean it better. I wouldn't want that changed.

Lol...then Moy concede a game late in the league and other teams 'give' points to other teams in the last few games?


I see what your saying by stating...'it means a lot'. 

One game being conceded doesn't mean anything. And if you believe the rabble that's posting here about points being given, then I've a few beans to sell you too.

No, my points actually contradicts your point that the league 'means a lot in Tyrone'.


It clearly doesn't.