Ryan Mcmenamin

The Backdoor: Are Dublin prone to a decline in September?

Kerry need to dig into the weapon chest and pull out James O’Donoghue for the replay

The day Tyrone decided to gatecrash Kerry’s football world

Manner of the seminal 2003 semi-final victory established a keen rivalry that would last a decade

Seán Moran: Tyrone’s inability to counter Donegal raises key questions

Absorbing Ulster tie provided a watershed moment for this year’s championship

Tyrone v Donegal is about giving nothing and relinquishing nothing

Suddenly, the Ulster championship finds itself at the height of fashion and celebrated

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2019 Allianz leagues preview

Bouncing back comes naturally to Tyrone danger man Sludden

Dromore man recovered from a double leg fracture to claim a place in Harte’s plans

Ronan McNamee is a luxury Tyrone haven’t always had

Tyrone have had to adapt to fill the full back position throughout Mickey Harte’s tenure

Tyrone’s RTÉ boycott to make no allowances for All-Ireland final

Mickey Harte’s stance stems from leaked letter and ‘insensitive’ broadcast in 2011

Seamie Quigley double fires Fermanagh in fiery Wexford affair

Late melee saw red cards brandished, including one for Fermanagh assistant manager Ryan McMenamin

Rory Gallagher named as new Fermanagh manager

Former Donegal boss and Fermanagh native to be joined by Ryan McMenamin

Jim McGuinness: Mayo’s collective will prove hard to stop

They need to win the middle-third battle and improve on their own kick-outs

‘Colm Cavanagh, in that position, I don’t think there’s any player near him’

Former Tyrone star Joe McMahon gives a unique insight into Mickey Harte’s team

Dublin turn defence into victory as they beat Kerry at their own game

The Dubs’ energy and commitment all over the pitch prove too much for the Kingdom

Tipping Point: Tyrone are the bogeyman and it’s not a pretty place to be

Some of the commentary last week was borderline xenophobic

September Road: Tyrone qualifier breakdown

Across 140 minutes of football on Sunday no cards were flashed by the referees

Darragh Ó Sé: Sledging isn’t great but I wouldn’t be getting too annoyed

I always thought that guys who were mouthing at me were wasting their energy

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