Ciaran Errigal

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Tyrone manager Mickey Harte is ‘one of the most influential managers Gaelic games has seen’. File photograph: Inpho
Keith Duggan: Tyrone in need of Mickey Harte more than ever

Sometime after half-past-three last Sunday afternoon, Mickey Harte sat staring out from a bleak, darkening stand on to an empty torn up football field(...)

Dungannon’s Matthew Walsh, Paul Donaghy, Oran Mallon and Kiefer Morgan celebrate at the final whistle of their Tyrone SFC semi-final win over Errigal Ciarán at Healy Park in Omagh. Photograph: Tommy Dickson/Inpho
Tyrone SFC: Dungannon back in decider for the first time since 1986

Champions Trillick will face surprise packets Dungannon in the Tyrone SFC final on September 20th. The holders made it through to another decider wit(...)

Aidan O’Shea’s Breaffy, will come up against Lee Keegan’s Westport in the Mayo semi-finals. Photograph: James Crombie/Inpho
GAA previews: County championship highlights

Saturday Football Mayo SFC: Breaffy v Westport, MacHale Park, 7.15 - Breaffy, showcasing an almost unmarkable Aidan O’Shea, chase the Grail of a fir(...)

Trillick St Macartan’s celebrate their victory over Errigal Ciarán in the Tyrone SFC final at Healy Park in Omagh. Photograph: Evan Logan/Inpho
Tyrone SFC: Trillick take second title in five years at Healy Park

Trillick St Macartan’s 0-12 Errigal Ciarán 2-4 Trillick claimed the Tyrone SFC title for the second time in five years, finding a way to break Erriga(...)

Mickey Harte: “I never seen so many people so interested in people in homes and other places around the country that can’t see television. It seems strange that these people suddenly have such a grá for these people.” Photograph: Tommy Dickson/Inpho
Mickey Harte defends Sky’s role in GAA coverage

Monday morning at Tyrone’s All-Ireland semi-final press event before facing Kerry this Sunday, and Mickey Harte finds himself both agitated and amused(...)

Niall McGinn is all smiles in Saint-George-de-Reneins. Photograph: William Cherry/Inpho/Presseye
GAA pals send best wishes to Northern Ireland’s link-man on and off field

Out in Beaujolais country, north of Lyon, a new and different kind of red has started to be talked about. There’s one in the vet’s window on Avenue Ch(...)

Donegal manager Jim McGuinness and his assistant John Duffy. “It has been phenomenal. To be involved with that group is a privilege. To be a part of the training sessions, to see what Jim does, to be at cutting edge of sports science and to be among a squad of players at the top of their game . . . I feel like I am being coached.” Photograph: Donna McBride/©INPHO/Presseye
John Duffy snaps up second chance to contribute to Donegal’s cause

“I don’t have any,” says John Duffy evenly of one the most common consequences of playing sport: regret. “I was never ambitious. I enjoyed playing foo(...)

Owen Mulligan with his long-time manager and mentor, Tyrone boss Mickey Harte. Photo: Donall Farmer/Inpho
Tyrone talisman left to wonder how quickly the glory days all slipped away

If you leave out the fight with the paint scraper and the bar owner’s reproach at the smashed windows (‘I’m sorry Mugsy, I can’t stand by you this tim(...)

Goalkeeper Liam Donoghue and Alan Kerins celebrate Clarinbridge’s All-Ireland club hurling final victory over O’Loughlin Gaels at Croke Park in 2011. Photo: James Crombie/Inpho
Decorated veterans still answering the call to arms from their clubs

Winter falls and the club championships are the collar we turn up against the cold. Huddle up for warmth a few more weeks and stave off the season’s e(...)