Tyrone Club Football and Hurling

[square_ball]

Did the Windmill win nahin?

Only the love and admiration of those that played against them. Which when you think about it is better than any trophy.

[Goals_Will_Come]

Management 2026

Senior / Division 1

Ardboe - Tommy McGuigan, John McConville & Fabian Muldoon
Carrickmore - Gerry Donnelly & Ciaran McAleer
Coalisland - Damian O'Hagan, Peter Donnelly & Peter Herron
Clonoe - Kevin Madden, JAson Burns & Mattie Brady
Donaghmore - Fergal Logan & Paddy Bradley
Eglish - Colm Bradley & Aiden McElroy
Dromore - Eoin McCusker, Paddy Montague, Brian McIvor & Paul McFlynn.
Dungannon - James Slater & Ger Cavlan
Edendork - Brian McGuckin
Errigal Ciaran - Enda McGinley
Galbally - Ruairi Lavery
Killyclogher - Peter McDonnell
Loughmacrory - Mark McCullagh & Ryan Keenan
Moortown - Michael Hasson
Omagh - Justin McMahon & Dean O'Neill
Trillick - Peter McGinnity & Richard Thornton

Intermediate / Division 2

Aghaloo - Minty O'Hagan
Aghyaran - Martin McNulty
Beragh - Chris Kelly
Cookstown - Jason Quinn & Barry Hughes
Clogher -
Derrylaughan -
Drumquin - Des Tracey
Greencastle - Ronan McAlinden & Peter McKeever
Gortin - Kevin McCullagh, Nigel McCarron & Diarmuid McNulty
Kildress - Sean Murtagh & Phillip McKenna.
Killeeshil -
Moy -
Naomh Eoghan - Eamon Kavanagh & Macartan McKenna
Owen Roes - Barry Tracey
Pomeroy -
Rock - Paul Coney & Adrian Nugent

Junior / Division 3

Augher - Tommy Bloomer
Derrytresk - Kyle Coney
Drumragh - Shane Cleary
Eskra - Fergal Arkinson & Ryan Cassidy
Fintona - Conor O'Donnell & Cathal McCarron
Glenelly - Conleth Donnelly
Stewartstown -
Strabane -

Brackaville -
Brocagh -
Castlederg -
Clann na nGael -
Donaghmore III -
Errigal Ciaran III -
Killyman - Chris McCann & Daire Toman
Omagh III -
Tattyreagh - Stevie Ferguson and Declan Armstrong
Urney -

[PastThePost]

Be interesting to see how many of the managers listed are inside men...
Be good to see more clubs getting back to basics and living into the ethos of the GAA, the parish and representing the people within it.
For example Omagh have gone with inside management and I would fully expect them to improve on recent years.
Errigal have reaped the rewards of internal men, Loughmacrory as well.
Clubs think that bringing in outside men gives them a more unbiased view, but as clubs are seeing more and more is that these outside managers are very easily influenced by the players, so that perceived advantage is lost, hoping to see an increase in inside managers in the future.

[GaelTheGael]

Be interesting to see how many of the managers listed are inside men...
Be good to see more clubs getting back to basics and living into the ethos of the GAA, the parish and representing the people within it.
For example Omagh have gone with inside management and I would fully expect them to improve on recent years.
Errigal have reaped the rewards of internal men, Loughmacrory as well.
Clubs think that bringing in outside men gives them a more unbiased view, but as clubs are seeing more and more is that these outside managers are very easily influenced by the players, so that perceived advantage is lost, hoping to see an increase in inside managers in the future.

Omagh would be my bet for relegation in 2026 alongside Moortown.
You have Omagh, Clonoe, Coalisland, Edendork and Eglish in the Relegation picture and Omagh are my pick.

[PastThePost]

Be interesting to see how many of the managers listed are inside men...
Be good to see more clubs getting back to basics and living into the ethos of the GAA, the parish and representing the people within it.
For example Omagh have gone with inside management and I would fully expect them to improve on recent years.
Errigal have reaped the rewards of internal men, Loughmacrory as well.
Clubs think that bringing in outside men gives them a more unbiased view, but as clubs are seeing more and more is that these outside managers are very easily influenced by the players, so that perceived advantage is lost, hoping to see an increase in inside managers in the future.

Omagh would be my bet for relegation in 2026 alongside Moortown.
You have Omagh, Clonoe, Coalisland, Edendork and Eglish in the Relegation picture and Omagh are my pick.

Maybe so, only time will tell. They won the reserve championship last year with a lot of good young players, there's definitely potential there.

[O’neill Army]

There could be 1 or 2 surprises in regards to the relegation picture this season in div 1. We've seen 3 strong clubs come up from div 2 who are a lot better than derrylaughan or gortin from last season.

[Goals_Will_Come]

Be interesting to see how many of the managers listed are inside men...
Be good to see more clubs getting back to basics and living into the ethos of the GAA, the parish and representing the people within it.
For example Omagh have gone with inside management and I would fully expect them to improve on recent years.
Errigal have reaped the rewards of internal men, Loughmacrory as well.
Clubs think that bringing in outside men gives them a more unbiased view, but as clubs are seeing more and more is that these outside managers are very easily influenced by the players, so that perceived advantage is lost, hoping to see an increase in inside managers in the future.

Omagh would be my bet for relegation in 2026 alongside Moortown.
You have Omagh, Clonoe, Coalisland, Edendork and Eglish in the Relegation picture and Omagh are my pick.

I would add Ardboe, Donaghmore and Galbally to that list of relegation candidates to go down along with Moortown. Starred games, Bad start, few injuries, few lads off to America - could lead to any of those 8 teams finding themselves in bother at the bottom.

[thebigfullforward]

Be interesting to see how many of the managers listed are inside men...
Be good to see more clubs getting back to basics and living into the ethos of the GAA, the parish and representing the people within it.
For example Omagh have gone with inside management and I would fully expect them to improve on recent years.
Errigal have reaped the rewards of internal men, Loughmacrory as well.
Clubs think that bringing in outside men gives them a more unbiased view, but as clubs are seeing more and more is that these outside managers are very easily influenced by the players, so that perceived advantage is lost, hoping to see an increase in inside managers in the future.

Omagh would be my bet for relegation in 2026 alongside Moortown.
You have Omagh, Clonoe, Coalisland, Edendork and Eglish in the Relegation picture and Omagh are my pick.

I would add Ardboe, Donaghmore and Galbally to that list of relegation candidates to go down along with Moortown. Starred games, Bad start, few injuries, few lads off to America - could lead to any of those 8 teams finding themselves in bother at the bottom.

Thought you were one of the troll accounts at first. No chance Ardboe or Donaghmore will be anywhere near relegation. Both teams be closer to the top 4

[Goals_Will_Come]

Be interesting to see how many of the managers listed are inside men...
Be good to see more clubs getting back to basics and living into the ethos of the GAA, the parish and representing the people within it.
For example Omagh have gone with inside management and I would fully expect them to improve on recent years.
Errigal have reaped the rewards of internal men, Loughmacrory as well.
Clubs think that bringing in outside men gives them a more unbiased view, but as clubs are seeing more and more is that these outside managers are very easily influenced by the players, so that perceived advantage is lost, hoping to see an increase in inside managers in the future.

Omagh would be my bet for relegation in 2026 alongside Moortown.
You have Omagh, Clonoe, Coalisland, Edendork and Eglish in the Relegation picture and Omagh are my pick.

I would add Ardboe, Donaghmore and Galbally to that list of relegation candidates to go down along with Moortown. Starred games, Bad start, few injuries, few lads off to America - could lead to any of those 8 teams finding themselves in bother at the bottom.

Thought you were one of the troll accounts at first. No chance Ardboe or Donaghmore will be anywhere near relegation. Both teams be closer to the top 4

Both teams have been in the relegation mix in the last 2, 3, 4 seasons and got safe in the final round or 2. Donaghmore are now playing with 4 starred players which as we have seen before with good teams has led to relegation struggles. Ardboe have been a bottom half team for 4 of the last 5 seasons. As has been shown over and over in the Championship they are more bottom 8 than top 8. Nothing to suggest they are above that relegation picture alongside the other teams mentioned.

[Augher112]

At least we still have Darragh Kavanagh!!

[alwaysbackthedraw]

Anyone know if and when the pre season competitions are going ahead?

[Goals_Will_Come]

Anyone know if and when the pre season competitions are going ahead?

Aren't going ahead. Clubs weren't interested in them continuing.
Reserves starting mid April.
Seniors starting mid May - depending on U20 progress.

[thebigfullforward]

Could be a stupid question but could they replace it with an U20 competition? Shame to have some minor players not old enough to play senior sitting around if minors are put out early

[marty34]

Anyone know if and when the pre season competitions are going ahead?

Aren't going ahead. Clubs weren't interested in them continuing.
Reserves starting mid April.
Seniors starting mid May - depending on U20 progress.

And clubs training from early December?

[PastThePost]

Anyone know if and when the pre season competitions are going ahead?

Aren't going ahead. Clubs weren't interested in them continuing.
Reserves starting mid April.
Seniors starting mid May - depending on U20 progress.

And clubs training from early December?

5 months preseason training??
What clubs are that foolish?