Tyrone boss Mickey Harte fears the GAA is losing sight of what its games are about, amid a rush to introduce changes to gaelic football’s playing rules.

Trillick 0-12 Errigal Ciaran 2-4

Tyrone’s Richie Donnelly has rejected Sean Cavanagh’s claim that Mickey Harte’s time as manager is up, insisting he’s still the right man to guide them forward.

Niall Sludden has promised that Tyrone won’t be afraid to shake things up, should they find themselves in a crisis at Croke Park on Sunday.

Perhaps it will be Stephen O’Brien that he follows around Croke Park come Sunday. Or maybe Sean O’Shea if he’s not playing as an inside forward. But whatever task Tyrone’s Conor Meyler is handed this weekend, he will not lack for resilience.

Amazing the things you pick up while out and about.

A satisfying end to one of the most bizarre weeks ever for Tyrone GAA ended up with a controlled second-half performance, featuring five unanswered scores in a 13-minute period, which proved enough to get them the opening two points of the Super 8s series against Roscommon.

‘Come Out Ye Black and Tans’ is having quite a moment, isn’t it?

A number of players were singing 'Come Out Ye Black and Tans' as they passed a band parade on Saturday.

No fireworks in Newbridge. Not this time.

Mickey Harte expects his players to draw on their vast experience of the qualifiers and use it to inject positive energy into today’s clash with Kildare.

Former Tyrone star Owen Mulligan believes the ‘knives will be out’ for long-serving manager Mickey Harte if the Red Hand fail to come through tomorrow’s tricky All-Ireland qualifier trip to Newbridge.

There were no surprises at Pearse Park. Tyrone flexed their muscles and delivered a message that they’re in this for the long haul.

Luke Donnelly hit 1-6 to send Tyrone through to a first Ulster MFC appearance since 2013.

Niall Morgan says Tyrone can’t afford to take anything for granted against a Longford side with a voracious appetite for big championship scalps.

Tyrone great Sean Cavanagh has claimed Tiernan McCann has a reputation locally for being “too nice” and that he’ll be “gutted” with his two-match ban.

Hugh McFadden believes the rivalry that has dictated the tone of Ulster football for the last decade is currently being dictated by Tyrone.

Mickey Harte has admitted that if he doesn’t shore up his leaky defence, Donegal could inflict serious damage at Kingspan Breffni Park.

It’s taken him the best part of three years, but Michael Cassidy’s perseverance and patience have paid off.

Tyrone boss Mickey Harte is sweating on the fitness of Brian Kennedy and Kieran McGeary ahead of Saturday’s Ulster SFC semi-final with Donegal.

The game itself was a walking, talking, advert for a tiered football championship, so when the competition on the pitch doesn’t scare you, you look for motivation elsewhere, and Richie Donnelly found it within his own dressing room.

Attacker Lee Brennan has quit the Tyrone squad.

Three games into this year’s Allianz League campaign and Tyrone deep in relegation trouble with one point out of six, Mattie Donnelly went to Mickey Harte with a suggestion.

On their day, Tyrone are a match for any opponent, but on an off-day, anything can happen.

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has rejected suggestions the joy has disappeared from Gaelic football.

Adding a more physical presence to Tyrone’s forward line is one of the major lessons Mickey Harte learned from 2018.

Mickey Harte declared himself satisfied with their new attacking strategies after his side moved a step closer to Division One survival with an Ulster derby win over 14-man Cavan.

Tyrone 1-15 Cavan 0-9

Mickey Harte has confirmed all seven of his Ulster University players will miss Saturday’s Dr McKenna Cup final against Armagh due to Sigerson Cup commitments.

Tyrone 0-14 Derry 1-8

Tyrone 2-14 Ulster University 1-9

Mickey Harte has named 18-year-old Darragh Canavan on the bench for their McKenna Cup opener against Derry.

Mickey Harte says he has “grave reservations” about the proposed rule changes and thinks they should only be trialled in the subsidiary competitions.

Strong support for the creation of a two-tier All-Ireland football championship has emerged from Tyrone.

Killyclogher captain Emmet McFadden wears the number 15 on his back, but you won’t see him taking on defenders and knocking over scores in Sunday’s Tyrone SFC final against Coalisland.

Ulster secretary Brian McAvoy admits the recent spate of brawls at county matches in the province is “disturbing”.

A former three-time All-Ireland winner who works as a Clinical Specialist Physio in the Trauma and Orthopaedics ward in Craigavon Hospital, has insisted that a ‘one-punch fatality’ is inevitable on GAA playing fields if the current cycle of violence is not halted.

Killyclogher came back from the dead to deny Ardboe in an extra-time thriller at Carrickmore yesterday and book their place in the Tyrone SFC final.

No action will be taken against any Edendork player as a result of the incident.

Sean Cavanagh says he is withholding judgement on whether the collision which left him with serious facial injuries was accidental or not until he sees video footage of the incident.

The injury, which also saw Cavanagh suffer a broken nose and extensive facial injuries, has affected his work as he had to miss a number of meetings in his accountancy practice.

The Tyrone County Board is to launch an investigation into shocking weekend incidents at club championship matches.

All-Ireland winner Sean Cavanagh was hospitalised following a Tyrone senior football championship game on Saturday.

Tyrone legend Peter Canavan is fearful that any change to football’s playing rules would “make a fool of the game”.