When all else fails, Derry simply stand up and fight off Mayo’s six-day old dream
WHEN all else fails, you fight.You just stand and you fight.
WHEN all else fails, you fight.You just stand and you fight.
Tyrone slumped to a first ever senior championship defeat against Roscommon
THREE miles out the road from Glenullin club lie the ruins of the Errigal Old Church.
Speculation suggests that Cillian McDaid will shuffle back from the corner-forward role he played against Armagh, potentially setting up a duel between the former AFL man and Conor McCarthy.
Derry season hangs by a thread but Mayo have form behind them in preliminary quarter-final
Sherlock is listed to start, though Brian Hurley is back fit, and it would be no surprise to see the Castlehaven man thrown in as a late change.
Stormont junior minister Aisling Reilly has said it would be ‘unthinkable’ for Northern Ireland not to have the chance to host the tournament.
Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris has said that an announcement on funding for weat Belfast’s Casement Park will be made after the July 4 General Election
THIS time last year, both Antrim and Laois reached the exact same stage of the Tailteann Cup, competing in the last four of the competition, and while both crashed out, they did so under very different circumstances.
OF the three teams that Tyrone could have been drawn against in the All-Ireland preliminary quarter-final, Roscommon are undoubtedly the one name that most Red Hand supporters wanted to see coming out of the hat.
WHEN Armagh last reached the final of the All-Ireland Minor Championship back in 2009, they had to see off Mayo on their way to landing the Tom Markham Cup for the first time in 60 years.