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Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has urged supporters to keep the county’s All-Ireland final loss in context, stating that he has experienced ‘something that’s much, much worse than this’.

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Mickey Harte had no issue with the big picture stuff.

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Tyrone legend Owen Mulligan believes that Mickey Harte pulled a psychological masterstroke by insisting on a film about the county’s glory era being released in advance of the All-Ireland final.

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Injured Tyrone defender Cathal McCarron has told those criticising the camp’s stance against RTÉ to inform themselves before casting judgement.

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Even Joe McMahon, 13 years a lionheart of Tyrone teams, can’t quite bring himself to tip his county to beat Dublin in the All-Ireland.

Mickey Harte, as you would expect from a man approaching the end of his 28th season in inter-county management, insists he won’t be moved by the growing chorus of former Tyrone players turned pundits.

Tyrone could be without their two most experienced defenders for Sunday’s must-win Super 8 clash with Donegal.

At the tender age of 20, he’s the baby of the Tyrone team, but Michael McKernan is as sure-footed as the most accomplished of experienced defenders.

Niall Sludden has taken a swipe back at the critics of Tyrone’s so-called defensive approach, insisting they’re an attack-minded team.

Tyrone will bid to secure a first-ever championship win over Cork when they face off in this Saturday’s fourth-round qualifier.

Mickey Harte says defeat in Navan tomorrow would be a ‘horrible’ end to Tyrone’s season.

Tyrone assistant manager Gavin Devlin has fired back at Sean Cavanagh's recent criticism of Mickey Harte, claiming a "great captain" would have aired their grievances while still playing and not from the comfort of the RTÉ studio.

Mickey Harte says that Tyrone will remain faithful to their footballing principles, despite last year’s crushing All-Ireland semi-final defeat to Dublin.

The introduction of the Super 8s will make it extremely difficult for any county to win the All-Ireland title through the qualifiers, Mickey Harte believes.

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte says there is a realisation in his squad that they have to change how they approach the big matches in the championship, but he is also reluctant to dump the gameplan that earned his side a second Ulster championships in a row.

Mickey Harte will remain on as Tyrone football manager until 2020.

Mickey Harte has hailed the power of a Dublin-dominated Hill 16 but hopes there are no attempts from the terrace to interrupt tomorrow week’s All-Ireland semi-final.

His manager is certainly no fan of the ‘mark’ but Niall Sludden thinks it is helping the game evolve for the better.

Mickey Harte believes teams’ attitudes to the league has altered “full circle” since he led Tyrone to a Division 1 title in 2003.

Mickey Harte resigned himself to leaving Tyrone’s fate in the hands of God once Michael Murphy launched a mammoth free between the posts to ease Donegal ahead in the 68th minute of a cliff-hanger Ulster SFC final at Clones writes Francis Mooney.

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has questioned the number of times Donegal selector Maxi Curran entered the field of play against Monaghan.

Tyrone have failed to clear the first hurdle in the ferociously competitive Ulster Football Championship since 2012, but they’re hotly fancied to walk out of Celtic Park with a positive result tomorrow.

“You can play all the good football you want, but people will say, ‘what did you win in terms of trophies’.”

A third win on the trot in Division 2 for Mickey Harte’s Tyrone, but they made hard work of securing it having led by eight points with just 13 minutes to play in Portlaoise.

Footballer Shay McGuigan has criticised his former manager Mickey Harte in a strongly worded post.

Mickey Harte will extend his 13-year term in charge of Tyrone by at least two more years.

Mickey Harte is to have talks with the Tyrone County Board over his future as manager of the Tyrone senior team.

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Tyrone manager Mickey Harte is frustrated at being denied access to his full complement of players on match days.