Stewartstown

THERE has been a very positive start to Conor Laverty’s reign as Down manager and this has come as no surprise given the success he had recently with their U20 side.

Tyrone teams do need to help themselves, their behaviour has to improve, but over-reaction is unfair.

Stewartstown people could be forgiven for cursing fate's conspiracy to deny them an All-Ireland title.

Another chapter of the intriguing and always interesting Kerry-Tyrone saga will be written in Croke Park this weekend and it’s Stewartstown and Fossa who get the ball rolling on Sunday.

It's that time of the year again, reminiscing of experiences and life lessons, good and bad, throughout the year, and looking forward to a new year and a fresh start for many.

“I decided to get involved and run as an independent candidate as I believed the local area yearned for a strong independent voice and lacked a representative who truly represented republican socialist politics.

FEARGAL Logan has his heart set on a return to Croke Park in 2023 with Tyrone, but first he’s hoping his club can take him on an early trip to GAA Headquarters.

STEWARTSTOWN captain Mark Rooney couldn’t bear to watch the penalty shoot-out that decided the Ulster Club JFC final.

DRUMLANE captain Ryan Connolly believes his side must get off to a strong start in tomorrow’s Ulster Club JFC final in order to put a strong Stewartstown outfit on the back foot.

Letterkenny Gaels v Stewartstown Both these teams had contrasting quarter final victories but that will count for little when the enter the Owenbeg arena tomorrow afternoon.