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

When I think about this Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final between Tyrone and Kerry, it gives me the tingles. 

The man who refereed the Kerry-Tyrone All-Ireland final 10 years ago has called for the GAA to establish a citing board to deal promptly with disciplinary issues such as feigning.

It became an iconic image, the day football changed forever. 

The Irish Examiner's sports editor, Tony Leen, convenes a roundtable on what to expect from this year's senior football championship.

They train and play with a smile on their faces and a bounce in their step, and to Tyrone U21 boss Feargal Logan, they’re a manager’s dream.

The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary.

Tyrone footballer Conor Gormley has announced his retirement from inter-county football.

Enda McNulty has claimed the Kerry and Tyrone teams of the noughties were "weaker teams" than the Armagh side he played for and that it is a "disgrace" that the Orchard county won only one All-Ireland when they were "in a position to win nine".

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte says he will have a more "hands-on" role in training his senior football squad next season.

Colm O’Rourke is no stranger to controversy, but even he was startled by the backlash that followed his column criticising the Gaelic Players’ Association.

We revert once again to our dog-eared Soundings poetry book in a vain attempt to encapsulate Paul Galvin’s retirement.

Seamus Moynihan believes the possibility of Kerry playing Paul Galvin centre-back could “re-energise” the Finuge man.

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Last Saturday, Billy Sheehan strode out of the Laois dressing room in Wexford Park, a beaming smile across his bearded face, and implored one journalist to keep writing Laois off.

Tyrone goalkeeper John Devine has decided to retire from inter-county football at the age of 29.

Kerry legend Pat Spillane has called on new Kingdom manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice to return to the county’s traditional playing style.

Veteran Tyrone defender Ryan McMenamin has announced his retirement from inter-county football, having informed manager Mickey Harte of his decision on Monday night.

For a group of players that feel they haven’t been given enough respect these past few years, mentioning Cork’s size to them is not usually met with the warmest of receptions.

It was hardly an auspicious beginning.

Brian McGuigan's decision to come out of retirement and rejoin the Tyrone panel has eased their injury crisis ahead of next week's Ulster SFC showdown with Armagh.

Brian McGuigan has madea sensational u-turn to come out of retirement and could be in line to feature against Armagh in the Ulster championship on Sunday week after he returned to training last night, taking part in an in-house training match in Clogher.

A shoulder injury will force Sean Cavanagh to miss Tyrone's entire 2012 Championship run, robbing the Red Hands of arguably their most influential player.

Sean Cavanagh’s season is over, and he will play no part in Tyrone’s push for championship honours in 2012, it was confirmed last night.

Mickey Harte is “fearing the worst” about Seán Cavanagh’s shoulder injury.

Conor Gormley says he and his Tyrone team-mates haven’t forgotten they were written off at the start of the season.

Seamus Moynihan expects former teammate Tomás Ó Sé to bounce back and learn from his recent disciplinary problems.

It started just five days after Dublin’s All-Ireland triumph with the news that Brian Dooher was pulling the shutters down on his 16-year career and only ended last week with Kevin Hughes’ decision to follow suit.

TYRONE boss Mickey Harte has defended his decision to include college players in his Dr McKenna Cup squad, rather than release them to play for their university teams in the pre-season competition.

ATTEMPTS to introduce a tap-and-go rule to Gaelic football have been rubbished as “off the wall” by exasperated Tyrone manager Mickey Harte.

ENDA McGINLEY, the latest member of Tyrone’s treble All-Ireland winning team to end his inter-county career, believes a young and rejuvenated Red Hand side can make a big impact next season.

CIARAN GOURLEY is the latest member of Tyrone’s treble All-Ireland team to call time on his inter-county career.

PHILIP JORDAN believes Tyrone should have won more than three All-Ireland titles during the county’s golden era.

EAMONN FENNELL says the Dublin players will do everything in their power to convince Pat Gilroy to stay on as manager for a fourth season.

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.

HALF-TIME is welcomed by a team playing poorly but is a real momentum breaker for the team on top.

CONCERNS about Paul Galvin’s troublesome hamstring appear to have forced Jack O’Connor to make one change to the Kerry team that beat Limerick for Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final against Mayo.

KERRY defender Tomás Ó Sé is battling to be fit for Sunday’s All-Ireland SFC semi-final against Mayo.

BACK in February, only days after his team had carved out a hard-earned win up in Armagh in the opening round of the league, Bernard Brogan was wheeled out at one of those sponsored media gigs to give his assessment about Dublin’s prospects for the season.

DUBLIN responded to everything that came their way in Croke Park on Saturday evening.

NEXT year will be Mickey Harte’s 10th season in charge in Tyrone but on Saturday he was left wondering whether to empty his bench at half-time.