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AMHRÁN NA BHFIANN (The Soldier’s Song)

Curfá:

Sinne Fianna FáilA tá fé gheall ag Éirinn,buion dár sluaThar toinn do ráinig chugainn,Fé mhóid bheith saor.Sean tír ár sinsir feastaNí fhagfar fé’n tiorán ná fé’n tráilAnocht a théam sa bhearna bhaoil,Le gean ar Ghaeil chun báis nó saoilLe guna screach fé lámhach na bpiléarSeo libh canaídh Amhrán na bhFiann.

A CHAIRDE, MAR CHATHAOIRLEACH CHUMANN LUTHCHLEAS GAEL DE CHOISTE CHONTAE THÍR EOGHAIN, TÁ ÁTHAS AN DOMHAIN ORM FÁILTE A CHUR ROMHAIBH UILIG CHUIG PÁIRC UÍ HÉILÍ.

It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to Healy Park for the Donnelly Vauxhall Senior Championship Final replay and the O’Neill’s Minor Hurling Championship Final 2016.

What can you say about last Sunday? We were treated to 2 superb games and all 4 teams should be applauded for their efforts. Comhghairdeas to Pomeroy who claimed the Donnelly Vauxhall Intermediate Championship with a 3-12 to 1-12 win over a Derrylaughan side that fought right to the end. I wish Pomeroy all the best as they return to Healy Park in two weeks to begin their Ulster Championship campaign against the Cavan Champions.

After an enthralling contest last week, Coalisland and Killyclogher return to do it all again. In a year of close contests and high quality football in the County Championship, it was somewhat fitting that that our showcase affair ended in a draw and that gaels all over the country were able to enjoy it on TG4. I wish both Niall McFadden and Philip Toner a speedy recovery after having their final’s cut short last week.

Also today we have the Minor Hurlers of Éire Og and Eoghan Ruadh doing battle in their Championship Final. Many of this particular crop of Minor Hurlers have made their own piece of history for the County after claiming a Minor C All Ireland title in 2015 and competing in the ‘A’ section of the Ulster League this year with the traditional big guns of Ulster Hurling. Like all Eoghan Ruadh v Éire Og County Finals, you should expect a high intensity and high quality battle.

It would be remiss of me not to wish our Junior Champions Rock the best of luck as they commence their Ulster Championship campaign today against Con Magee’s today in O’Neill Park.

I would also like to welcome to Healy Park the referees for today’s games, Fergal Ward and Aidan Graham along with their linesmen and umpires who are all an integral part of County Finals day. Today is a big day for them too, and I wish all involved in both games well.

As always, Coisti Contae Tir Eoghain continue to be deeply indebted to our administrators, gatemen, stewards, officers and grounds staff for their dedication and display of the voluntary ethos that runs right through our Association.

I am pleased to welcome our Championship sponsors Donnelly Vauxhall represented today by Terence Donnelly. I thank them for their support. I welcome representatives from Mc Aleer & Rushe, O’Neills, Bank Of Ireland and Deep River Rock and thank them all for their continued support. It is important you all support your

Club and our County sponsors as often as you can.

The mini-games are played by the children selected from the competing clubs Coalisland, Killyclogher, Eoghan Ruadh and Eire Og. Please show your appreciation to the children, our stars of the future.

Match programmes have been part of all our Championship matches and Underage Finals this year. Congratulations to Eunan and our Communications committee on last week’s bumper programme and another fine effort here today.

Today our entertainment is the Loughmacrory Accordian Band, Paistí Na Fingréine, who have become an integral part of County Final day, Both Domhnaigh instrumental music group who return this week & Scór na nOg Champion Niamh McCrystal singing the National Anthem. I congratulate our current Cultural Officer Cliodhna Kerr and her Culture Committee on their work.

WELCOME

Ciarán Mac Lochlainn, Tyrone County Chairman

Roisín Ní ShiúrtáinCathaoirleach, Tír Eoghain

O’NEILLS TYRONE MINOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIPFINAL REFEREE

DONNELLY VAUXHALL SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL REPLAY REFEREE

Aidan started refereeing in 2002 while living in Hertfordshire playing there for St Dypmna’s GFC Luton. He refereed the Herts SFC Final in 2003. Following this he returned with his wife Caroline and son Conor to live Strabane in 2004.

He continued to play reserve football with his club Owen Roes O’Neill’s for another season before picking up the whistle in Tyrone in the same year.

A civil servant by profession, Aidan has refereed a number of underage football finals in Tyrone and has commenced Hurling refereeing this year. He has already made great strides in the small ball game to take charge of this County Minor Hurling Final.

MINI GAME REFEREESCallum Neill (Errigal Ciaran)Sinead Donnelly (Coalisland)

Well done to the two young members of the Tyrone Young Referee’s Academy to take charge of the Mini Games duringtoday’s Championship Finals.

A shop manager by profession, Fergal is married to Geraldine with 4 children - Rachel, Edel, Ciaranand Ryan.

Fergal took up refereeing eight years ago to help out his Club, Errigal Ciaran and his quickly risen through the ranks.

To date he has refereed an Under 13 Grade 1 Final, U14 Grade 1 Championship Final, Minor League and Championship Grade 1 Finals, U21 Grade 2 Championship Final as well as a Junior Championship Final replay in 2014. Fergal has played for his club Errigal Ciaran and has sat on many committees over the years. Fergal was also Chairman of the club for 3 years. He is also a current member of the Tyrone Referee’s Sub Committee and his hobbies include running and an occasional game of indoor soccer with his mates.

Fergal’s tried and trusted team of umpires for Sunday are Tommy Traynor, Eamon Lynch, Declan Kavanagh and Paddy Grimes.

Aidan GrahamEoghan Rua Uí Néill

Fergal WardErrigal Ciaran

RESPECT OTHERS! RESPECT OURSELVES!

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CLÁR AN LAE1.15pm Éire Óg Minor Hurling Team: Take Field and Photograph. 1.18pm Eoghan Ruadh Minor Hurling Team: Take Field and Photograph. 1.30pm Minor Championship Final Throw-in.2.05pm Musical Entertainment: Both Domhnaigh2.05pm Hurling Mini Games - Éire Og and Eoghan Ruadh2.15pm Second Half Throw-in. 2.50pm Presentation to Winning Minor Captain (Roisin Jordan). 2.50pm Football Mini Games Coalisland & Killyclogher2.55pm Musical Entertainment: Both Domhnaigh3.07pm Primary Schools’ Players’ carrying Clubs’ flags.3.10pm Killyclogher Senior Team: Take Field and Photograph. 3.12pm Coalisland Senior Team: Take Field and Photograph. 3.12pm Announcement of Team Lineouts & Match Officials.3.17pm Referee and Captains – Toss-up and Photograph.3.20pm Senior Teams’ Parade.3.28pm Amhrán na bhFiann – Niamh McCrystal3.30pm Senior Final Throw-in. 4.15pm Second Half Throw-in.4.50pm Presentation of Top Scorer Award. (Patsy Forbes) Presentation to Winning Senior Captain. (Roisin Jordan)

O’NEILLS TYRONE MINOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP FINALEOGHAN RUADH v ÉIRE ÓGThrow in 1.30pmReferee: Aidan Graham (Eoghan Rua Uí Néill)Standby Referee: Kieran Eannetta (An Ómaigh)Linesman: Gary Gormley (Droim Caoin)Sideline Official: Brian McGinn (Coill an Chlochair)

DONNELLY VAUXHALL TYRONE SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL REPLAYCOILL AN CHLOCHAIR v OILEÁN A’GHUAILThrow in 3.30pmReferee: Fergal Ward (Aireagail Ciarán)Standby Referee: Brian McCallion (Caisleán na Deirge)Linesman: Dermot Monaghan (An Eochair)Sideline Official: Mark O’Neill (An Chorr Chríochachl)

SUNDAY OCTOBER 16TH 2016 AT HEALY PARKCLÁR AN LAE

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LOUGHMACRORY ACCORDION BAND Loughmacrory Accordion Band, Páistí Ná Fingréine, was formed in the early 1970’s and is named after the largest lough in the Loughmacrory area, Lough Fingrean.

The band was very active for over a decade and re-grouped again in 1987 for the official opening of St Mary’s Chapel in Loughmacrory. They spent the following 4 years ‘on the march’ around Fleadheanna, parades, sports days and competitions and were then largely inactive until 2009 when they re-formed to celebrate the 125th anniversary of Cumann Luthchleas Gael.

The band played again at the official opening of the new sport and community facilities in Loughmacrory in June 2014.

CULTURE

SCÓR FACTOR

However, a major highlight was participating in this years New York St Patrick’s Day parade as guests of the Tyrone Society New York. This was a momentous trip and has made the band members even more determined to organise and plan for for the future.

NIAMH MCCRYSTALDomhnach Mór Naomh Pádraig

AMHRÁN NA BHFIANN

The national anthem is being sung today by Niamh McCrystal from the Donaghmore St. Patrick’s club, our current Scór na nÓg Solo Singing Champion. We are proud in Tyrone that all singers of the National Anthem are aware that the piece was written as a marching song and deliver it so. We encourage all spectators to join in singing this proud song.

TODAY’S MUSIC ENTERTAINERS

Today’s musicians from Both Domhnaigh are four young players from two families. The McBride’s from Glenelly and the Scallon’s from Gortin, all coming together to form the Both Domhnaigh Scór group.

Cormac McBride on fiddle is presently attending Acadamh Thír Eoghain while playing for Both Domhnaigh at U16 and Minor level and Omagh CBS.

RóiseMae McBride plays accordion and flute and has Tyrone titles in both instruments and played in her first All-Ireland this year on flute in Ennis. RóiseMae is also the current fullback for Glenelly U16’s.

Bronách Scallon playing Bodhran today is also a beautiful flute and harp player. Bronách’s main instrument is her singing voice.

Dearbhla Scallon is known all over the Country for her beautiful singing voice, and was over the moon to have Won an All-Ireland title in 2015 for her English singing.

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ÉIRE ÓG AN CHARRAIG MHÓR

EIRE OG CARRICKMORENAME AGE SCHOOL/OCCUPATION

Odhran McKernan 17 Dean Maguirc College

Padraig Begley 16 Greenmount College

Matty McCallan 16 Apprentice Joiner

Conor McCrory 15 Dean Maguirc College

Peter McGarrity 15 Dean Maguirc College

Jarlath Kerr 17 Apprentice Electrician

Oran Munroe 14 Dean Maguirc College

Oran McKee 16 St Joesph’s Donaghmore

Thomas McCallan 16 Dean Maguirc College

Niall McKenna 17 Dean Maguirc College

Matty Donnelly 18 Dean Maguirc College

Michael Kerr 15 Dean Maguirc College

Ruairi Nugent 18 South West College Omagh

NAME AGE SCHOOL/OCCUPATION

Ruairi Slane 16 Dean Maguirc College

Arnoldas Macidulskas 17 Apprentice Joiner

Eoghan Grimes 15 Dean Maguirc College

Eoin Glackin 15 Dean Maguirc College

Conor Donaghy 16 Dean Maguirc College

Ciaran Tanney 18 Apprentice Welder

Oisín Daly 16 Apprentice Joiner

Mickey Gormley 16 Apprentice Welder

John Francis Devlin 15 Dean Maguirc College

Turlough McNally 15 St Joesph’s Donaghmore

Dearcán Ó Donnaghaile 17 Coláiste Oiriall, Muineachán

Cormac Munroe 16 Apprentice Electrician

Lóchrann Ó Donnaghaile 18 Waterford IT


DÚN GEANAINN EOGHAN RUADH

DUNGANNON EOGHAN RUADHNAME AGE SCHOOL/OCCUPATION

Stephen Currie 17 South West College, Dungannon

Brian Rush 15 St Joseph’s Grammar School

Conor McKee 18 Belfast Met College

Ciaran Ross 17 South West College, Dungannon

Ronan Boyle 17 South West College, Dungannon

Lorcan Devlin 18 St. Patrick’s Academy, Dungannon

Sean Donaghy 17 St. Patrick’s Academy, Dungannon

Jack Campbell 18 South West College, Dungannon

Josh Ferguson 18 Univeristy of Ulster, Belfast

Ben Gormley 16 St. Patrick’s Academy, Dungannon

Branan Molloy 17 St Joseph’s Grammar School

Adam Cullen 17 South West College, Dungannon

Conall Devlin 15 St. Patrick’s Academy, Dungannon

Piaras McErlean 17 South West College, Dungannon

Fergal Donaghy 15 St. Patrick’s Academy, Dungannon

Matthew McCann 15 St. Patrick’s College, Dungannon

NAME AGE SCHOOL/OCCUPATION

Adam Willobey 18 Univeristy of Ulster, Magee

James McCann 16 St Joseph’s Grammar School

David Kelly 16 St. Patrick’s College, Dungannon

Padraig Hughes 16 St. Patrick’s Academy, Dungannon

Sean McGeary 16 St. Patrick’s Academy, Dungannon

Jack Toner 16 St. Patrick’s Academy, Dungannon

Cormac Hughes 15 St Joseph’s Grammar School

Tomás Mallon 16 St. Patrick’s Academy, Dungannon

Phillip McGrath 16 St Joseph’s Grammar School

Jack Kane 18 St Joseph’s Grammar School

Conn Ferron 15 St Joseph’s Grammar School

Daithi Corr 15 St. Patrick’s Academy, Dungannon

Paul McStravog 18 South West College, Dungannon

Eoin Gildernew 17 St. Patrick’s Academy, Dungannon

Rory Weir 15 St. Patrick’s Academy, Dungannon

Keelan McDonald 18 St Joseph’s Grammar School



MANAGEMENT: Damian Maguire,Rory McCallan

FÍR IONAID/SUBSTITUTES16. Oran McKee 17. Matty Donnelly 18. Ruairi Nugent 19. Peter McGarrity 20. Conor McCrory 21. Oran Munroe 22. Eoin Glackin 23. Eoghain Grimes 24. Turlough McNally 25. John Francis Devlin 26. Michael Kerr

ÉIRE ÓG

EIRE OG Throw In 1:30pm

O Mac Thiarnáin Odhran McKernan

P Ó Beaglaoich Padraig Begley

M Ó Garmaile Mickey Gormley

N Mac Cionaoith Niall McKenna

R de Sláine Ruairi Slane

M Mac Cailín Matty McCallan

L O’Donnaghaile Lochrann O’Donnaghaile (C)

D Ó Donnaghaile Dearcan Ó Donnaghaile

A Macidulskas Arnoldas Macidulskas

I Mac Giolla Cheara Jarlath Kerr

C Mac an Róthaich Cormac Munroe

O Ó Dálaigh Oisin Daly

C Mac Donnchaidh Conor Donaghy

T Mac Cailín Thomas McCallan

C Ó Teathnaigh Ciaran Tanney

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MANAGEMENT: Cathal McErlean,Ciaran McCrudden, Stephen Ross,

Damhlaic Rush, Conor McNally

FÍR IONAID/SUBSTITUTES16. Matthew McCann 17. Adam Willobey 18. James McCann 19. David Kelly 20. Padraig Hughes 21. Sean McGeary

22. Jack Toner 23. Cormac Hughes 24. Tomás Mallon 25. Phillip McGrath 26. Jack Kane 27. Conn Ferron 28. Daithi Corr 29. Paul McStravog 30. Eoin Gildernew 31. Rory Weir 32. Keelan McDonald

DÚN GEANAINN EOGHAN RUADH

EOGHAN RUADHReferee: Aidan Graham (Eoghan Rua Uí Néill)Standby Referee: Kieran Eannetta (An Ómaigh)Linesman: Gary Gormley (Droim Caoin)Sideline Official: Brian McGinn (Coill an Chlochair)

S Mac Mhuirí Stephen Currie

B Ó Rois Brian Rush

R Ó Baoill Ronan Boyle

B Ó Garmaile Ben Gormley

C Ó Doibhilin Conall Devlin

C Mac Aoidh Conor McKee

L Ó Doibhilin Lorcan Devlin (C)

S Mac Cathmhaoil Jack Campbell

I Mac Fearghais Josh Ferguson

B Ó Maolmhuaidh Branan Molloy

P Mac Fhirléinn Piaras McErlean

C Rosach Ciaran Ross

S Mac Donnchaidh Sean Donaghy

A Mac Cuilín Adam Cullen

F Mac Donnchaidh Fergal Donaghy

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The footballers of Killyclogher St Mary’s and Coalisland Na Fianna return here today to Healy Park Omagh in order to decide the destination of the 2016 Donnelly Vauxhall Tyrone Senior Football Championship title following last week’s thrilling stalemate.

The initial encounter was very keenly contested with both sides deserving of huge praise in what was a fine advertisement for Tyrone football which went out far and wide owing to the live television coverage that was provided by TG4 that allowed many others to witness what is always an intense Championship.

Barring another draw the destination of the 2016 O’Neill Cup should be known later this

afternoon. The last Tyrone Senior Football Championship final to go to a replay was ten years ago in 2006 when Errigal Ciarán and Carrickmore ended all square with the Errigal men running out winners at the second time of asking just like they had done back in 2000 against the very same opposition.

Draws in Tyrone Senior Championship finals are nothing new with the first ever draw coming away back in 1906 when Strabane Fág-an-Bealach defeated Donaghmore Éire Óg. The first game was played in Strabane in February 1906 with the game finishing level and was replayed in Donaghmore on a St Patrick’s Day but once again the sides couldn’t be separated so lo and behold

AODHÁN HARKIN

it took a third game on Easter Monday (16th April) to decide the destination of the second ever Tyrone Senior Championship title. Strabane won the third encounter on a score line of 1-4 to 0-4 to compensate for their defeat against Coalisland in the inaugural Championship decider in 1904-05.

Several other finals have gone to replays over the years with the likes of Trillick, Ardboe, Clonoe, Cookstown and Carrickmore all gaining the upper hand on the second occasion so the management and players of Killyclogher and Coalisland will be hoping to do likewise this afternoon.

Last Sundays drawn decider was an entertaining game of football

2016 TYRONESENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP REPLAY

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and both sets of players are to be applauded for their efforts. Each and every player gave their all over the hour and a bit played, sadly a couple of players picked up bad injuries in that encounter and like everyone else I wish them all a very speedy recovery.

I’m quite sure that both sides will once again give their all in today’s replay with the eventual winners set to return to Healy Park on Sunday 30th October for an Ulster Senior Championship opener to face the Antrim Champions St Gall’s or Cargin who will battle it out at

Corrigan Park Belfast today also in their County decider.

Will it be Marty Swift (Killyclogher) or Niall Kerr (Coalisland) that will climb the steps of Healy Park to receive the O’Neill Cup from County Chairperson Roisin Jordan later this afternoon? Your guess is as good as mine, I do know however that if it’s as half as good a game as last weekend’s clash then we are in for another fine game and judging by the balance of play in that game then another exciting and close encounter lies in store.


Ádh mór to both sides here today and indeed to referee Fergal Ward (Errigal Ciarán). Fergal becomes the first man from the club nowadays known as Errigal Ciarán to take charge of a Tyrone Senior Championship decider although Eamon Mullan (Ballygawley) was in the middle for four finals his last decider being a replayed clash also which featured Ardboe and Trillick back in 1987 which the men from the Lough Shore won.

LAST SUNDAYS DRAWN DECIDER WAS AN ENTERTAINING GAME OF FOOTBALL AND BOTH SETS OF PLAYERS ARE TO BE APPLAUDED FOR THEIR EFFORTS.


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COALISLAND, JOHN MCKEEVER

shot selection is quite good but in that period we seemed to rush things and didn’t show our normal composure. Yet, to their credit, they never dropped the heads and still created the chances and took them but it’s an aspect of our game that we have to look at.”

The drawn game was a real test of character for Killyclogher, they conceded a goal and had Gary Wallace sent off all in the space of minutes but Corrigan was happy at the way his team responded. “It was a set back, we were in a good place at the time but again the boys kept their head and responded well, we will need that resolve again next time out.”

Niall McFadden was withdrawn in the opening minutes after suffering an injury and of course Coalisland’s

“Again the boys kept their head and responded well”.

“It was a bit like what Dublin manager Jim Galvin said after a drawn All-Ireland final, we could have won it but we didn’t deserve to win it, but I felt both teams could be saying the same. We both could have won it but I think a draw was a fair result”.

Killyclogher’s Dom Corrigan was in a reflective mood as he left Healy Park last Sunday evening. No disappointment or relief, just the realisation that there is more to be done in the replay.

The Fermanagh man was clear that there needed to be an improvement to his sides shooting, they may have hit sixteen points but also were guilty of ten scoreable wides“Worrying, normally we are economical with our shots and our

Phillip Toner also suffered a nasty injury, “It was a sickening injury for young Toner, you hate to see that happening and we wish him well. Niall will be in a race against time to be back while Dermot Carlin also has an extra week now, he will do everything he can to be available, he would give us something extra.”

Dominic Corrigan left Healy Park with coach John McElholm and his management teak with a steely determination in the camp ahead of take two.

Interviews by Paddy Hunter

KILLYCLOGHER MANAGER, DOMINIC CORRIGAN

impression, we wish Philly all the best he has been some player for us this season.”

The Antrim man paid tribute to Killyclogher after what was a hugely entertaining tie. “Credit to them they got the break and the equaliser and sure we have to do it all again. There’s nothing between the teams and it will be the team with the biggest heart that will get up the steps to get their hands on the cup.”

McKeever’s side turned in some fine passages of play, the goal looked to have swung it their way. “I thought we could have pushed on but as I said fair play to Killyclogher they showed some quality there and it will be a great replay.”

“I thought we could have pushed on.”

“When we reached injury time and were a point up you were just dreaming of the final whistle, it couldn’t come quick enough. In the end it didn’t and we are back again for a replay.”

There was no doubting that John McKeever’s mind was elsewhere, obviously despite the draw his mind was on other things, it was clear that the thoughts of both players and management were with the injured Philip Toner, “We’re not sure just how bad he is, it was so sickening to see him carried off, we only hope it’s not too serious. It’s hard for the players around them after that but fair play they stepped up, we have a good bench and Peter (McGahan) that came on for him made a big

A VIEW FROM THE TOP

Sunday will see the Fianna out now four weeks on the bounce but that’s not a worry for the manager.“It won’t be an issue, we have as I said a very strong bench, we have players who can come in, maybe start, so we will regroup, I’m already looking forward to the replay”.

Like Killyclogher, no panic, no disappointment, just a refocus.


PROUD SUPPORTERS OF

COALISLAND

Island Decor

Eden Blooms 2 Main Street

Logan & Corry Solicitors,Lineside

Eddie & Eileen Harte & Family

Uncle Sams Main Street

Mark & Sineád Shields & Family

Everything Else SuperValu Coalisland Canal End Bar

Jim @ Island Recovery Services

Hair-O-DynamicsMain Street

Coalisland Service Station

Brian McKernan & Family

Sole SisterDungannon Road

Doherty Family,Meenagh Park

Setbuild NI Boyz 2 Men Francis J Madden Solicitors

Island Eye Care Main Street Fergus Harte & Family @ The Pine Box

Glamour Hair, Beauty & Tan

The Barber Shop A&P Shields Engineering

All @ Island Turf Craft

Corr & Corr Accountants Sharon’s Beauty Salon Main Street

Mckeown & ShieldsArchitects

Coalisland Credit Union

Newell Stores

Eamon Lyons General Merchants

The club, committee & players would like to thank the club sponsors for their invaluable support of the teams of today...

James Conway Plastering

Gerry Galvin & Family,Killen

Donnelly & McAleer Pharmacy

Woods Family,The Glen

Island Limousines GRL Recycling Murphy’s Gloves

O’Neill’s Bar Main Street

Annagher Services & The Beer Shed

Torrent Press

Devlin’s, Annagher, Drumcrow & Connells, Moy

Magoos

Brenda, Sean, Rachel & Beth Corr

Corr Accountancy Main Street B McKernan & Co Ltd Coalisland Foot Clinic Annagher Rd

CSR Embroidery Main Street Island TaxisT: 02887748581 JJ Quinn Electrics

Fringes Hair Salon

McNulty Motors

McGlinchey’s Cafe The Square

O’Neill’s ChemistMain Street

Philip, Noeleen & All@ Gervin’s Bar

The Sign Factory NI


Frank’s Fish & Chips Paddy Donnelly & Family, Annagher Landi’s Cafe

McGirr’s BarThe Square

Oliver Corr & Family,Gortin Heights

Catherine & Tiarnan Woods

Herron’s Grocers Springisland Supermarket McCann Family, Coalisland

New Look Hair Salon Shane Dorrity & Family, Galbally

Charlie, Danielle, Shea, Caolan & Keeley

Linda’s Larder Skelton Family, Coalisland Quinn Family, Moorlands

McGlinchey & Co Accountants Gerard Rafferty & Family

Coalisland NA Fianna GFC would like to express our thanks to the friends and family of the club who kindly sponsored today’s program

M. Dorman PharmacyLineside Fee Family, Gortgonis O’Neill Family, Wellpad

Central Bar Main Street John Early & Family Haynes Family, Shanoch

Hughes Bookmakers Conor Lowe & Family

Donnelly Family,Stewartstown Rd

Fringes Hair Salon

Seamus & Collette Hampsey & Family

Brian Nicholl & Family, Clonabay

Gerard McStravick

From all at the Toolshed

All The Experts In Critics Corner

We at Coalisland Na Fianna GFC would like to express our sincere gratitude to those members who have joined our

patron scheme Clann Na Fianna launched this year.

CLANN NA FIANNA

18 TYRONE INTERMEDIATE + SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS 2016

NA FIANNA, OILEÁN A’GHUAIL

NA FIANNA

COALISLANDNAME AGE DEBUT OCCUPATION

Stephen McNally 28 2006 Engineer

Eoghan Hampsey 20 2016 Fitter

Daniel Fee 24 2013 Electrician

Patrick Donnelly 28 N/A Sales Manager

Cormac O’Hagan 19 2015 Personal Trainer

Brian Toner 28 2006 Accountant

Peter McGahan 31 2010 CEO

Jarlath O’Hagan 24 2011 Pharmacist

Stephen Curran 27 2010 Architectural Designer

Shane Hughes 28 2009 Entrepreneur

Rhys Teague 19 N/A Student

Cathaoir Quinn 21 2014 Electrician

Johnny Curran 29 2005 Barber

Tiernan Teague 19 N/A Student

Shea Doherty 25 2016 Joiner

Conor Bayne 28 2004 Solicitor

NAME AGE DEBUT OCCUPATION

Jarlath McIlvenna 23 N/A Student

Dylan Woods 18 N/A Student

Kevin Corr 27 2007 Engineer

Dermot Thornton 25 2009 Student

Peter Donnelly 33 2000 S+C Coach

Padraig Hampsey 22 2013 Fitness Instructor

Sean Corr 20 2015 Electrical Engineer

Gerard Toner 33 2001 Press Operator

Niall Fox 28 2008 GAA Coach

Eamon McGlinchey 26 N/A Bricklayer

Plunkett Kane 31 2003 Sales Assistant

Niall Kerr 29 2003 Engineer

Michael McKernan 18 2015 Student

Jason Carberry 24 2011 HR Manager

Philip Toner 29 2003 Store Manager

Louis O’Neill 27 2008 Accountant


20 TYRONE SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL 2015

MANAGER: DOMINIC CORRIGANJohn McElholm (Coach), Brian Meenan,Paul Conway, Leo Green ,Brendan Harkin, Liam Swift

FÍR IONAID/SUBSTITUTES16. Dermot McKeogh 17. Eoin Bradley 18. Leo Meenan 19. Simon O’Neill 20. James Carlin 21. Carl Donnelly22. Tiernan Cox 23. Conor Meenan 24. Niall Bradley 25. Declan Leonard 26. Conor McLaughlin 27. Micheál Meenagh28. Brendan McCartan 29. Conor Hegarty 30. Colin Gallagher 31. Matthew McAleer 32. Barry McAleer 33. Joe McAleer34. Mark O’Kane 35. Barra Collins 36. Ben Armstrong 37. Cormac McGettigan 38. Luke Murnaghan

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S Ó Sionnaigh Sean Fox

M Ó Fuada Martin Swift (C)

T Mac Cana Tiernán McCann

A Ó Ceallaigh Aidy Kelly

M Ó Brolcháin Mark Bradley

D Ó Gormáin Danny Gorman

D Ó Cearúlláin Dermot Carlin

N Mac Phaidín Niall McFadden

F Muíneach Fergal Meenagh

C Mac Cana Conall McCann

T Ó Flannagáin Tomás Flanagan

G Ó Sludain Gábhán Sludden

G Bhailis Gary Wallace

N Ó Donnaile Nathan Donnelly

E Mac Phaidín Emmett McFadden


MANAGER: JOHN MCKEEVER Conleth Gilligan, Tommy Devlin, Declan Coyle,

Vinny McCann, Paul Corr, Paul Hampsey,Malachy Nixon, Brendan Early

FÍR IONAID/SUBSTITUTES16. Patrick Donnelly 17. Sean Corr 18. Peter McGahan 19. Dan Fee 20. Niall Fox 21. Rhys Teague 22. Tiernan Teague

23. Cormac O’Hagan 24. Gerard Toner 25. Conor Bayne 26. Kevin Corr 27. Stephen Curran 28. Eamon McGlinchey 29. Dylan Woods 30. Shea Doherty 31. Jarlath McIlvenna 32. Jarlath O’Hagan

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Referee: Fergal Ward (Aireagail Ciarán)Standby Referee: Brian McCallion (Caisleán na Deirge)Linesman: Dermot Monaghan (An Eochair)Sideline Official: Mark O’Neill (An Chorr Chríochach)

DONNELLY VAUXHALLPROUD SPONSORS OF THE TYRONE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

OILEÁN A’GHUAIL

COALISLAND

S Mac Corraín Johnny Curran

S Ó hAodha Shane Hughes

I Ó Cairbre Jason Carberry

P Ó Tomhnair Philip Toner

B Ó Tomhnair Brian Toner

L Ó Néill Louis O’Neill

N Mac Giolla Cheara Niall Kerr (C)

P Ó hAmhsaigh Padraig Hampsey

P Ó Catháin Plunkett Kane

C Ó Coinne Cathaoir Quinn

P Ó Donnaile Peter Donnelly

M Mac Thiarnáin Michael McKernan

E Ó hAmhsaigh Eoghan Hampsey

S Mac an Fhailí Stephen McNally

D Ó Draighneáin Dermot Thornton


COILL AN CHLOCHAIR NAOMH MHUIRE

COILL AN CHLOCHAIR

KILLYCLOGHERNAME AGE DEBUT OCCUPATION

Ben Armstrong 17 N/A StudentEoin Bradley 36 1996 Sports / S&C CoachMark Bradley 22 2011 StudentNiall Bradley 31 2001 PlastererDermot Carlin 32 2000 Pharmaceutical SalesJames Carlin 27 2006 ForemanBarra Collins 22 2015 StudentTiernán Cox 22 2015 StudentCarl Donnelly 30 2006 Sales ManagerNathan Donnelly 19 2014 StudentTomás Flanagan 26 2013 JoinerSean Fox 21 2012 StudentDanny Gorman 25 2011 EngineerAidy Kelly 26 2008 IT SupportDeclan Leonard 26 2012 Chartered SurveyorBarry McAleer 30 2015 EngineerConall McCann 23 2012 StudentTiernán McCann 25 2009 PharmacistBrendan McCartan 23 2015 Civil Engineer

NAME AGE DEBUT OCCUPATION

Emmett McFadden 25 2009 Site SupervisorNiall McFadden 32 2002 JoinerCormac McGettigan 17 N/A StudentConor McLaughlin 23 2014 Site EngineerConor Meenan 31 2005 Building ContractorLeo Meenan 33 1999 TeacherLuke Murnaghan 17 N/A StudentMark O’Kane 37 1995 Chartered SurveyorSimon O’Neill 27 2006 General OperativeGábhán Sludden 23 2013 Quantity SurveyorMartin Swift 30 2003 JoinerGary Wallace 31 2003 Sports CoachColin Gallagher 27 N/A StudentConor Hegarty 26 2014 JoinerMatthew McAleer 19 N/A StudentFergal Meenagh 20 2016 StudentMichéal Meenagh 24 2014 StudentDermot McKeogh 35 2005 Regional Store Manager


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Sally Salon Services Europa Hotel

Fearghal McDonald M&L Autoparts Tel-02882245222

McFadden Civils LtdTel-02880771249 Newell Stores, Dungannon

SuperValu OmaghReal Food Real People

Sean Gorman Contracts Tel-07979530772

Kerlin Memorials(Patsy Kerlin 07879017734) BMC Concrete

Floors Direct TC Autos Ltd

DC GlazingTel-02880761227 Fir Trees Hotel Strabane

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Damien Meenan Australia Omagh Ortho

Don & Patricia Campbell Advanced Concrete & Formwork Ltdwww.advancedformworkconcrete.com

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Euro Auctions www.euroauctions.com

Glendale Limousineswww.omaghlimousines.com

McAnenly QuarriesTel: 02880771667

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ADP Architectswww.adparchitects.co.uk

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Outstanding Estate Agents Adman Civil Projects Ltd www.adman-ltd.com

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Loughran Rock Quarries LtdTel : 02880761733

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McMullan & O’Donnell Windows McHugh Fuels EderneyTel 02868632053

O’Donnell & Mellon Accountants Mickey McElroyMain Street Omagh

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Curran Optometrists

Grants Restaurant

Kieran McFadden

Strathroy Community Association

Conway Carpets

Tyrone Accountancy Services

Crosshill Gallery

Omagh Physiotherapy

Termon Fuels

Fifo Capital (Declan Devlin)

Recyco Waste

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Rory Meenan Australia

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Top Nosh - Kevin McLaughlin

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Barney McAleer & Family Martin McCannPrecast Concrete

Austin & Clare McGrath Gortnagarn

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Joe Byrne 9th Avenue Pizza Lakeland Leisure

Dalys Hardware Carrickmore

Laird Energy -Patrick Laird

Velvet LoungeEmma DowneyPaddy Nugent & Family Agricare Nutrition

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A.E. Duncan (Brakes) Badoney Engineering

Buddies Childtime Centre

Thank you to our Cairde Cappagh members. Your ongoing financial support is greatly appreciated.

Thank you to our Lottsodoo and weekly Bingo patrons.

We would like to thank O’Neill’s Sportswear and Strathroy Dairy for their ongoing support with club development.

OmatileTel 02882240540

Kildress Plumbing Supplies

Gormley Engineering Works Ballygawley Colliers International McGinns Butchers Beragh

Erne Concrete Pumping C&M Motors Tel-02882252706

Threadmillwww.threadmillomagh.com

Peter McAleer Insurance MSM Law / Eoghan McKenna

TeReco Waste Solutions Carrickmore

Culmore Diner Sperrin Restaurant Peter Teague Western Properties

Sperrin Contracts LtdKillyclogher Heights

Campsie Veterinary Centre028 8224 6644

Peter Bradley Construction Philadelphia


Advanced Concrete & Formwork

Bradleys Pharmacy

Electronics Direct

McGinn Developments

Sally Salon Services

Anvil Craft

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McElholm & Co Ltd, Chartered Accountants

PRO Hire

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Meenan Builders

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The Samaritans

Cleantec

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Marcor Ltd

O’Donnell & Mellon, Accountants

TC Autos

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Custom Cabinets

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WW Tyres

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Pizzamac

The Crosshill Gallery / Spires Art

Cairde Cappagh

Floors Direct (Tamlaght Interiors)

Lough-Tec

McKenna Sweeney McKeown Solicitors / MSM Law

Signal Signs Ltd

Bowes Brothers

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McFadden (Civils) Ltd

Sally O’Briens

Campsie Filling Station

Glendale Filling Station

Magee Family

Mullaghmore Bakery Ltd

Supervalu

The Threadmill

Culmore Diner

Gortrush Trading

McBride’s Spar

O’Kane Bros

Termon Fuels Ltd

Woodside Autos

THANK YOU TO OUR ANNUAL PITCH-SIDE SPONSORS FOR BALLINAMULLAN

1904-5 Coalisland Fianna1905-6 Strabane Fag-a-Bealach1906-7 No Competition1907-8 Coalisland1908-9 Dungannon1909-13 No Competition1913-14 Fintona Davitts1914-16 No Competition1916-17 Cookstown Brian Óg1917-18 Cookstown Brian Óg1918-19 No Competition1919-20 Moy Tír-na-nÓg1920-23 No Competition1924 Stewartstown1925 Dungannon1926 Ballygawley1927 Donaghmore Éire Óg1928 Coalisland1929 Dungannon1930 Coalisland Fianna1931 Ballygawley1932 No Competition1933 Dungannon1934 Washingbay Shamrocks1935 Dungannon1936 Dungannon1937 Trillick1938 Fintona1939 No Final1940 An Charraig Mhór1941 Moortown1942 Moortown1943 An Charraig Mhór1944 Dungannon1945 Strabane Lamh Dhearg1946 Coalisland Fianna1947 Dungannon1948 Omagh1949 An Charraig Mhór

1950 Moortown1951 Dungannon1952 Omagh1953 Omagh St. Enda’s1954 Omagh1955 Coalisland Fianna1956 Dungannon1957 Omagh1958 Clonoe1959 Clonoe1960 Clonoe1961 An Charraig Mhór1962 Stewartstown1963 Omagh1964 Clonoe1965 Clonoe1966 An Charraig Mhór1967 Derrylaughan1968 Ardboe1969 An Charraig Mhór1970 Eglish1971 Ardboe1972 Ardboe1973 Ardboe1974 Trillick1975 Trillick1976 Augher1977 An Charraig Mhór1978 An Charraig Mhór1979 An Charraig Mhór1980 Trillick1981 Derrylaughan1982 Augher1983 Trillick1984 Ardboe1985 Augher1986 Trillick1987 Ardboe1988 Omagh

1989 Coalisland1990 Coalisland1991 Clonoe1992 Moortown1993 Errigal Ciaran1994 Errigal Ciaran1995 An Charraig Mhór1996 An Charraig Mhór1997 Errigal Ciaran1998 Ardboe1999 An Charraig Mhór2000 Errigal Ciaran2001 An Charraig Mhór2002 Errigal Ciaran2003 Killyclogher2004 An Charraig Mhór2005 An Charraig Mhór2006 Errigal Ciaran2007 Dromore2008 Clonoe2009 Dromore2010 Coalisland2011 Dromore2012 Errigal Ciarán2013 Clonoe2014 Omagh2015 Trillick

TYRONE SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP 1904-2015

ROLL OF HONOUR


31TYRONE SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL REPLAY 2016

Prior to the drawn game, it looked like the Patsy Forbes cup was heading to Clonoe’s Dan McNulty. His tally of 3-18 (27) would have seemed to be too much to ask for the players on show in the final. However, one week on and two players from the competing clubs are now within striking distance.

Killyclogher’s Mark Bradley put himself into contention with his 0-6 return in the drawn game and currently sits on 0-22 while Dermot Thornton added 0-2 in the drawn game and his total of 2-17 (23) makes him a real challenger. While the O’Neill Cup is both men’s primary focus, it all points to a potential shoot out now between the talisman forwards.

Connor McAliskey and Kevin McCabe, Tyrone’s first All-Star and honoured last Sunday as part of the Clonoe 25 year jubilee team, were previous O’Rahilly winners of

Intermediate Championship:

Last weekend saw the conclusion of the Intermediate football championship, with Pomeroy sealing the title with a 3-12 to 1-12 win over Derrylaughan. Tyrone Under 21 captain for 2016 Frank Burns turned in a man of the match performance, scoring 1-6 which was enough to overtake Aghaloo’s Niall McElroy to top the score tally for the campaign.

Ciaran Quinn and Ciaran Gervin were on target for Derrylaughan to move

Tyrone 2016 Junior + Intermediate Championships 2016

the top scorer award. Leo Meenan’s 2-20 in 2003 gave him Killyclogher’s sole honour to date while a brace of wins from Paddy McShane in 89 and 90 brought the coveted prize to Coalisland.

“Big Dan”, the late score getter this term for the O’Rahilly’s, could well see the honour slip away thanks to last week’s high scoring draw but it adds to the excitement as we gather again here at Healy Park.

TOP SCORERS 2016

Daniel McNulty Clonoe 3-18 (27)Ruari Sludden Dromore 4-13 (25)Dermott Thornton Coalisland 2-17 (23)Mark Bradley Killyclogher 0-22 (22)Lee Brennan Trillick 2-13 (19)Stephen McNally Coalisland 3-7 (16)

up the table but it wasn’t enough to eclispe the Plunkett’s half forward.

Frank Burns Pomeroy 1-15 (18)Niall McElroy Aghalo 1-12 (15)Ciaran Quinn Derrylaughan 3-6 (15)Ciaran Gervin Derrylaughan 2-7 (13)Fergal McAliskey Derrylaughan 0-12 (12)Peter Hughes Eskra 0-11 (11)

Junior Championship:

Rock Full Forward Aidan McGarrity scored 1-6 in the Junior Final against Tattyreagh and that saw him overtake

Cathal McShane’s 2-17 to lead the scoring tally at the end of the championship campaign.

Interesting to note that five of the top six on the top scorers list are all involved with teams still in the search for promotion from the league.

Aidan McGarrity Rock 2-24Cathal McShane Owen Roes 2-17James Darcy Tattyreagh 1-15Mark Corry Castlederg 1-15Coly Harkin Tattyreagh 2-11Martin Rodgers Beragh 1-13

IT’S OVER THE BAR… 2016 CHAMPIONSHIP SCORING STATS

Coalisland scorers: (7.68 For)

Dermott Thornton 2-17Stephen McNally 3-7Cathaoir Quinn 2-9Brian Toner 0-8Plunkett Kane 0-7Padraig Hampsey 0-7Phillip Toner 0-4Cormac O’Hagan 0-2Michael McKernan 0-2Peter Mc Gahan 0-2Louis O’Neill 0-1Niall Fox 0-1Niall Kerr 0-1

Killyclogher scorers: (5.51 For)

Mark Bradley 0-22Simon O’Neill 1-8Fergal Meenagh 2-2Conal McCann 0-8Emmett McFadden 2-0Aidy Kelly 0-2Leo Meenan 0-2James Carlin 0-2Nathan Donnelly 0-2Martin Swift 0-1Tiernan McCann 0-1Tomas Flannigan 0-1

TOP SCORERS Compiled byPaddy Hunter

DRR Tyrone GAA A5 Advert.pdf 9/25/14 10:25:43 AM


DRR Tyrone GAA A5 Advert.pdf 9/25/14 10:25:43 AM

The excellent County Finals of the last two weeks are testament to our clubs hard work in developing quality games for all playing members. In addition to the onfield promotion of Gaelic Games, clubs are now recognising the impact of some of their activities on the health and wellbeing of their communities and vice versa, the impact health and wellbeing is having on their clubs.

30 Clubs in Tír Eoghain now have a nominated Health and Wellbeing Officer and it is the County’s aim to increase that number through the club AGM’s this winter. Indeed, Tyrone has 3 trained health and wellbeing officer tutors who, with the county health and wellbeing committee, can provide support and advice to any club/officer who may require it.

2 Clubs from Tír Eoghain; Omagh St. Enda’s and An Caisleán Glas Cumann Naoimh Padraig were successful in their applications to participate in the GAA National Healthy Club programme, joining over 50 successful clubs across the Association. These clubs are now part of an All-Ireland network of clubs that are sharing good practice and learning how to put in place practical programmes for the benefit of their clubs and communities.

Omagh St. Enda’s and An Caisleán Glas Cumann Naoimh Padraig are not the only clubs who are active in this area. We have been very fortunate to have had many other

clubs who have developed some brilliant initiatives and deserve recognition in

doing so. Moortown and Drumragh have both organised successful ‘Live to Play’ events to promote safety on our roads, Augher has received recognition for its work in community gardening, and continually promote the Samaritan’s helpline number, Strabane has promoted the ‘Darkness to Light’ walk and promoted Cancer Awareness campaigns. These are just a few examples of the great work that is currently happening. We would ask any club who has or is planning programmes to email [email protected] and the County HWC will help promote your event.

As part of the County Health and Wellbeing Action Plan a workshop event has been planned for Wednesday 26th October @ 7pm in Garvaghey to look at the issue of addiction.

The event will provide club officials from throughout the county with essential information on recognising the signs of problem gambling and importantly how to signpost individuals to the appropriate help/support.

Invited speakers from a number of agencies will provide details of services available.

A representative from the Dunlewey Centre will outline the specialist services it provides locally. The centre offers a free and confidential counselling and mentoring programme for those experiencing difficulties with their own, or other people’s substance misuse or gambling issues.

Tír Eoghain Children’s Officer Adrian Nugent and the GAA’s National Health and Wellbeing Committee Cathaoirleah, Ciaran McLaughlin, will also address the event, and those in attendance will have an opportunity to network and to share ideas.

Ciaran McLaughlin said: “The National Health and Well-Being Committee are aware that gambling and other addictions are a growing concern in our communities and one which, inevitably, affects a significant number of GAA players and clubs.

“A number of well-known GAA players have had the courage to speak about their personal struggles in dealing with their gambling problem. We as a GAA family need to be aware of how to identify problem gambling and in encourage those in difficulty to seek assistance.”

The seminar will be opened by Tír Eoghain GAA Cathaoirleah Roisin Jordan, who commented “Clubs have been consulted on what health and wellbeing issues they would like support with, addiction was an area they asked for more information/advice on. The workshop on the 26th October will provide important information to clubs/coaches/members on how to identify signs of problem gambling and importantly signpost individuals to the appropriate help/support. We all have a role to play in this and Tír Eoghain GAA is supporting this work as part of its health and wellbeing work”.

To register a place at the workshop email: [email protected].

TÍR EOGHAIN GAA CLUBSLEADING THE WAY IN HEALTH AND WELLBEING


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During 2016 Tyrone GAA further progressed a process that started in 2014 and was firmed up in 2015. That process involved the significant reshaping of how we take forward the development of our talented young players. The result is a new, more rounded Acadamh Thír Eoghain, which works with each player in the inter-linked contexts in which he lives his life – home/family, school/college, Club, career path and personal needs and ambitions.

The job is to help our young players grow and develop as people as well as players. Crucially it’s about developing them as Club as well as County players. Over 100 Tyrone GAA volunteers – including a ‘full team’ of 15 All-Ireland Senior medal holders – are helping to deliver all this.

Tyrone GAA youth development and is therefore dedicated to securing Tyrone’s GAA future. If you’d like help to take Tyrone GAA to the next level, just touch base with any Club Tyrone Committee member. In the meantime, if you want to get a deeper sense of what it’s all about, just log on to:www.vimeo.com/136869772. ‘An làmh a bheir, ‘s i a gheibh … The hand that gives is the hand that gets.’

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DRAGAIN THÍR EOGHAIN

To underpin these priceless human resources, Club Tyrone has in turn devised the ‘Dragain Thír Eoghain’ (Tyrone Dragons) initiative. In the wider business world Dragons are people who invest in good ideas which they believe will give them a good return. Our Dragons are people who invest in Acadamh Thír Eoghain because they believe it’s a good idea that will give a good return to our County and its people, and particularly our young people. Dragain Thír Eoghain commit to support Acadamh Thír Eoghain in a traditional Club Tyrone planned-giving way, by gifting £5,000 to this very rewarding work, usually over five years. Dragain money is unequivocally ring-fenced for


Eoghan RuadhLeo Hughes Sheehan FayPierce MullinDaithi Colton Conor HolmesMacDara MartinFiachra MurrayRonan O’SullivanLiam Fox-McCoolOdhran HughesRyan McBrideConn O’Docharlaigh

Eire ÓgDaragh McPhillipsAidan Woods Francie HursonCahan FoxShea MunroeSenan MunroeOran McKernanFionn McCroryCormac McCrystal Pauric McCrystal

COALISLANDCianan RouseOdhran NixonDominic OliverNathan HaynesOdhran McAlindenBrianna CampbellShea SomervilleDonncha O’NeillJosh HendersonCathair GillisAimee NixonNiamh Campbell Owen O’NeillKathryn DynesBrian HampseyCormac DillonTiarnan WoodsMichael SheeranShea HamiltonChloe Proctor

KILLYCLOGHERShannon PattersonAndrea McLaughlinEthan CoxKailey McCaulJack CarlandChantelle PattersonAndrew DolanBeth CorcoranMathew CoyleMatthew KerrBree PotterNiamh KerrPaul FureyEllie Mae NugentJoseph BroganAoife McCroryPatrick CorcoranConnie GrimesShea FoxEllen McAleerShane McCaulLaura CorcoranSean Kerr

TODAYS MINI GAMES

2016 was another successful year on the Summer Camp front with a record number of 4175 children in attendance, up 110 on the 2015 attendance and 254 on the previous year’s attendance.

A special word of thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of this year’s camps, in particular to all the Clubs who facilitated the hosting of a camp and the coaching staff team.

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Design: LD2 Contact: [email protected]

Contributers: Eunan Lindsay, Mark Conway, Paddy Hunter, Aodhan Harkin, Eugene McConnell, Roisin Jordan, Donal Magee, Francis Mooney and Teamtalkmag.com.

Photos: Jim Dunne, Damien McAnespie, Noel McGinn, Michael Cullen, 01 Media (Phil Armstrong), Benny Hurl, Martin McGlone, Sportsfile/Oliver McVeigh

RedHandView is printed and published by The Tyrone Communications Commitee. All the information in the magazine is reproduced in good faith. The publishers are not liable for any advertising or contribution in this issue. A special word of thanks to all clubs for their help in bringing the programme together.

All persons entering Healy Park, Omagh are admitted only subject to the following Ground Regulations and to the Rules and Regulations of the Gaelic Athletic Association. Entry to the ground shall be deemed to constitute unqualified acceptance of all these Rules and Regulations. Any person who fails to comply with these Ground Regulations may be refused entry to, or removed from the Grounds.

ALL PATRONS ARE ASKED TO OBEY THE STEWARDS AT ALL TIMES

Fireworks, smoke canisters, gas horns, bottles, glasses, cans, flags, banners, poles and other similar articles or containers including anything which may be used as a weapon, are not permitted in the Grounds.

The consumption of alcohol is not permitted within the Grounds and spectators are not permitted to bring alcohol into the Grounds.

The unauthorised climbing of any structure, walls or buildings or seating in the Grounds is strictly forbidden.

Under no circumstances is it permitted to throw any objects onto the pitch.Unnecessary noise and behavior likely

to cause confusion or nuisance of any kind, including foul and abusive language, is not permitted in any part of the Grounds.

Unauthorised persons are not permitted to enter upon the field of play at any time before, during or after the game.

A person may not obstruct a gangway, stairwell or circulation area at any time.

All persons on entering the Grounds are reminded of their obligation to ensure that their behavior does not present a danger of fire or other occurrence to anyone using the premises.

The Grounds Management reserve the right of admission.

The Grounds Management reserve the right to refuse admission or eject any person who refuses to be searched where such a search is deemed necessary.

The Grounds Management reserve the right for its servants or agents to remove from the ground any person who does not comply with the Ground Regulations or whose presence in the ground could reasonably be construed as constituting a source of danger, nuisance or annoyance to other spectators.

HEALY PARK GROUND REGULATIONS

Acadamh Thír Eoghain, in association with the football and hurling coaching academies, have secured the services of world renowned elite performance coach Dr Dave Alred.

He is widely acknowledged as one of the best coaches operating on the planet today. Dave is regarded as the world’s best kicking coach and leading the field in approaches to skills acquisition and mental preparation. Dave looks at an individual’s interaction between members of the team and more importantly how their performance changes when under a variety of pressure situations.

His array of clients have included rugby’s Jonny Wilkinson, George Ford and Johnny Sexton, golfers Luke Donald, and Padraig Harrington, the England Rugby team (four World Cups), the British & Irish Lions (three tours) and the South African Rugby team.

You are cordially invited to attend this MasterclassKicking Workshop titled ‘Performance Coaching.’Limited places are available with admission feeand times to be confirmed closer to the time.Don’t miss this rare opportunity!

WORLD LEADING PERFORMANCE COACH

DR DAVID ALRED AUTHOR OF - ‘THE PRESSURE PRINCIPLE’

SATURDAY 10TH DECEMBER 2016 10AM - 1.00PMGARVAGHEY TYRONE GAA CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE


Working as a TeamTYRONE GAA & OUR SPONSORS

Le chéile ar son Thír Eoghain Coiste Chontae Thír Eoghain CLG wishes to acknowledge the generous financial support provided towards its County Teams and the Association in Tyrone for 2016 from all of its sponsors.

www.tyronegaa.ie

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