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Beragh U-14 Boys’ Team secures League, Championship & Féile titles
Beragh U-14 Boys’ Team secures League, Championship & Féile titles
Friday evening last (6th July) in […]
Tyrone Summer Camp 2018.
St. Mary’s Park welcomed large numbers of boys and girls to participate in the annual […]
Four Star Lotto Jackpot Presentation!
Our recent lotto jackpot winner, Aine Clarke was represented by her Father Terry, who was […]
Annual Paddy Bogan Tournament 2018
On Friday 1st June we held our Annual Paddy Bogan Tournament
The Club wishes to thank […]
Another great Family Fun Day 2018!
On Sunday we held our Family Fun Day.
It was a great event for our community […]
Development Draw an outstanding success!
1st prize – £10,000.
Martin Magee, Belleek.
2nd prize – £5,000.
Cahal Faulkner, Garvagh, Derry.
3rd – 6th prize […]
Club Notes – 17/15/18
Fixtures:
Thur 17th – U14 Boys host Drumragh 7.30pm.
Fri 18th – Reserve & Senior Football at […]
Purchase Development Draw tickets on-line.
With just over 5 weeks remaining to purchase some tickets in the Beragh Red Knights […]
Another successful Beragh 5
It was a Derry one, two and three finish at Beragh on Saturday as runners […]
Lotto Numbers
The numbers drawn in this week’s Four Star Lotto draw were
6, 19, 25 and 28.
Barry Donnelly (Cloughfin) and Anna McCann were lucky dip winners and share £50.
Draw next week will take place in Heaney’s on Sunday at 10pm.
Jackpot £1,200.
Tickets are £1, available in Costcutters Beragh, The Whistlers Inn (Heaney’s) and Farley’s Bar.
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Colm McAleer, member of the Tyrone Minor All-Ireland winning team, 45 years ago...📖
This day 45 years ago, Sunday 23 September 1973, we won our third All-Ireland Minor title with a 2-11 to 1-6 defeat of Kildare. A year after narrowly losing the Final to Cork, and with 11 of that 1972 panel still on board, Tyrone returned in style in a campaign that saw us beat Antrim, Derry, Down and Cork (after a replay) before facing Kildare. Two goals in the first ten minutes (from Joe Cunningham and Sean O’Kane) put Tyrone in a comfortable position that we held for the rest of the game. On the day Tyrone wore Ulster saffron shirts whilst Kildare carried Leinster green - the arrangement then if teams’ colours clashed was to wear your Province’s colours. Our team was captained by Dessie McKenna.
Taking us to that important victory were: Barry Campbell (Dromore), Gerry Goodwin (Dungannon), Martin Lennon (Kildress), Hugh Mooney (Edendork), Sean Gormley (Carrickmore), Colm McAleer (Beragh), Justin O’Doherty (Omagh) Patsy Kerlin (Owen Roes), Dessie McKenna (Augher), Sean O’Kane (Strabane), Eugene McKenna (Augher), Joe Cunningham (Pomeroy), Mickey Quinn (Stewartstown), Bosco O’Neill (Clonoe), Kieran Currie (Edendork), Pat Scullion (Coalisland), Seamus Coyne (Moy), John McGee (Cookstown), Eugene Devlin (Moortown), Tony Marlowe (Eskra) and Pat McCloskey (Dungannon).
Donal Donnelly and Art McRory, two giants of Tyrone’s GAA story, managed that team to its success.
That was a glorious time for Tyrone Minor football. In the 1970s we won six Ulster titles, reached three All-Ireland Finals and won one. A great deal of what we have now has its roots in what was done then. ‘Dúchas CLG Thír Eoghain, cuimhnigh air sin: Gaelic Tyrone, remember that’.
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