When Donegal beat Kerry in last year’s All-Ireland Championship quarter-final, Jim McGuinness’s reaction at the final whistle said it all. Normally fairly stoic in victory, McGuinness refused to contain his emotions as he jumped and punched the air.

A young football star has been charged with the murder of his father.

There is no textbook approach to dealing with an unimaginable tragedy when you are part of a sports team.

A moving and impromptu tribute which saw hundreds of people line the streets of Killarney after the Kerry and Tyrone match to show both their appreciation for the beaten Tyrone team and support for manager Mickey Harte has drawn praise from Tyrone GAA.

THE Tyrone County Board’s Central Competition Committee (CCC) have dished out heavy punishments to Carrickmore and Dromore for the brawl which marred their Division One league final.

Tyrone disciplinary chiefs have issued a number of bans and fines over the ugly scenes which marred the county's recent O'Neills Division 1 ACL final between Carrickmore and Dromore.

Tyrone GAA chiefs last night promised a full investigation after a mass brawl at the Division One League final spilled over into the crowd.

BRIAN DOOHER yesterday announced his decision to retire from inter-county football, 17 years after making his senior debut for Tyrone.

Veteran Tyrone footballer Brian Dooher has called time on his inter-county career. The 36-year-old has confirmed his retirement after a 16-year run with the Red Hands.

The Tyrone County Board have released a statement on behalf of Mickey Harte and his players, regarding their lack of co-operation with RTÉ Television and Radio this summer.

Experienced forward Owen Mulligan is set to rejoin the Tyrone panel for training tonight, just days after quitting the set-up.

MICHAELA Harte will never be forgotten, a mourner at her funeral said.

THE murder of honeymooner Michaela Harte was an “evil act”, mourners at her funeral were told.

Michaela McAreavey will never be forgotten, a mourner at her funeral said today.

THE Tyrone brand continues to represent a lucrative investment opportunity, despite the recession.

TYRONE GAA chiefs may refuse future requests to screen their home league games live on TV as a result of recent suspensions handed out by the GAA after the review of video footage.

BY THE time you read this, Declan Kidney will have filed away the memories and moved on to the next item on his checklist, but the current Irish coach did take 10 minutes to reminisce on a dream year that yesterday resulted in him being named Philips Manager of the Year.

Tyrone GAA are setting the benchmark — and not just on the football field, as Countychairman Pat Darcy explained to Brendan O’Brien