STEPHEN McGarry is set to make the step up to the position of Tyrone Senior Hurling manager subject to ratification from club delegates at the next monthly meeting of the County Committe. The Ballycastle native’s name has been put forward for approval by the County Board, and it’s expected that he will be rubberstamped as […]
By Alan Rodgers PRIDE alone is at stake when the Tyrone hurling complete their inaugural Christy Ring Cup campaign with a home tie against London, which will see them bid to repeat the success over the Exiles of earlier this year. It was an emotional and exciting night in Dungannon when the Red Hands recorded […]
By Alan Rodgers A PLACE in the Christy Ring Cup final is now the target that’s within reach for the Tyrone hurlers as they prepare for a crucial clash boosted by the two excellent displays which they have produced so far in the competition. It has been a really optimistic start for the Red Hands […]
By Alan Rodgers MAKE or break time is fast approaching in Division 2B of the National Hurling League as Tyrone prepare for another hugely important clash against Sligo away this weekend. One win from two has boosted the confidence of the Red Hands. They, of course, recorded a massive victory over London at the start […]
By Alan Rodgers IT will be a poignant occasion for the Tyrone hurlers when their opening game in Division 2B of the National League also serves as the ideal opportunity to remember the player whose efforts proved so crucial in winning them promotion. Eight months have now passed since the tragic death of Damian Casey. […]
By Niall Gartland EIRE Og hurlers deservedly retained the Benburb Cup, and Sean Og Grogan is now looking forward to an enticing Ulster Intermediate Championship opener against Fermanagh representatives Lisbellaw on Saturday afternoon at Pairc Colmcille. These two teams met at the provincial semi-final juncture last year, but Carrickmore failed to fire on the day against […]
The best hurlers from the 2020 Christy Ring, Nickey Rackard, and Lory Meagher Cups have been announced.
Red Hand skipper and his teammates aren’t happy with managerial fiasco
Conor Grogan explains why he’s still swinging for Tyrone
Former Antrim man Chris Kearns assesses Tyrone’s chances this year.
