Connor McAliskey has left the Tyrone squad, and will play no part in the Red Hands’ challenge for honours in 2020.

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

The autumnal All-Star bash in Dublin provides a bittersweet return to the capital for beaten All-Ireland finalists.

Tyrone’s top scorer Lee Brennan has emerged as a doubt for the big Ulster SFC opener against Monaghan on May 20.

Tyrone’s Peter Harte has an uncomplicated relationship with the sport that has made him a household name. 

Tyrone’s dominance over neighbours Derry shows no sign of abating, and another convincing win saw them collect a sixth successive Dr McKenna Cup title at Pairc Esler.

He’s won practically everything in the game across 14 years with Tyrone so when Sean Cavanagh talks about Dublin being “scary” good right now, perhaps it’s time to be concerned.

Tyrone must rediscover their ruthless streak in Croke Park on Sunday, says Ronan O’Neill.

GAA Director General Páraic Duffy has insisted that the Association’s disciplinary structures do not need change despite a number of recent controversies.

Tyrone’s U21 footballers carry a torch for others to follow, a guiding light that can lead them out of a tunnel of darkness.

Two first-half goals against Armagh helped Tyrone into the Ulster U21 final for the first time in three years last night.

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte is set to appoint a new backroom team following the departure of his assistant Tony Donnelly and team trainer Fergal McCann.

Kildare 0-12 Tyrone 1-11

Injury plagued Tyrone forward Stephen O’Neill’s latest setback has been described as “criminal” by boss Mickey Harte.

Defenders Shane O’Neill and William Egan return to the Cork senior hurling team for Sunday’s Allianz Hurling League Division 1A relegation play-off clash with Clare in the Gaelic Grounds (3pm).

Tyrone 0-8 Cork 0-14

It wasn’t that long ago that they talked of a big two in Ulster, a closed shop comprising Mickey Harte’s Tyrone and Armagh.

Roscommon 0-8 Tyrone 1-16

This was the game the Ulster Championship had been waiting for, and who better to deliver it than these fiercest of rivals.

TYRONE boss Mickey Harte is targeting a first Dr McKenna Cup success since 2007.

Tyrone 1-13 Cork 1-12

KERRY boss Pat O’Driscoll wasn’t in the mood to offer excuses after this footballing lesson at GAA headquarters. Instead he heaped the praise on Tyrone.

SEAN CAVANAGH admitted he thought Brian Dooher’s inter-county career was over but is now sure the Tyrone captain will be as good as ever against Down on Sunday.

Tyrone 1-11 Kerry 1-10

MICKEY HARTE has accused the media of “setting the agenda” when it comes to the GAA’s disciplinary process, while launching a scathing attack on John Bannon’s refereeing in Tyrone’s All-Ireland semi-final loss to Cork last Sunday week.

THERE’S mixed news on the injury front for Cork boss Conor Counihan ahead of Sunday’s crunch All-Ireland SFC semi-final battle against Tyrone.

WESTMEATH secretary Pat Lynagh has revealed Denis Glennon’s return to inter-county training on Tuesday night came as a result of a couple of meetings between the player, manager, Tomás O Flatharta, and county board officials.

STEPHEN O’NEILL (pictured) is in danger of missing the remainder of the National League due to the knee injury which ruled him out of Sunday’s defeat by Kerry.

ULSTER Council chairman Micheal Greenan admits Tyrone may face sanction over manager Mickey Harte’s decision to use four “ineligible” college players in Sunday’s Dr McKenna Cup tie against Derry.

2005 All-Star full-forward Stephen O’Neill was sent-off but Tyrone’s newcomers did enough to claim a 2-14 to 0-9 win over Queen’s University in an entertaining clash in Omagh today.

Offaly 0-12 Tyrone 2-15

MUNSTER COUNCIL bosses would have no difficulty in naming the province’s senior football or hurling trophies after Michael Collins.

TYRONE’S high-octane heroes may have stripped Kerry of their All-Ireland crown yesterday, but the real inspiration was nowhere to be seen, winning coach Mickey Harte revealed.

Tyrone 1-11 Mayo 0-16

KERRY star Tomás Ó Sé has been ruled out of both International Rules tests in Croke Park.

LAST season’s Cloyne senior hurling coach, Donal Clifford, has made a surprise move and will guide the fortunes of intermediate club Cobh for 2004.