DUBLIN and Tyrone are considering whether to appeal the penalties imposed by the Central Disciplinary Committee (CDC) yesterday.

Three Dublin and three Tyrone footballers have each been banned for two months over their involvement in a match brawl earlier this month, the GAA confirmed today.

The 2005 Vodafone GAA All-Star Gaelic football team, announced tonight, contains representatives from just three different counties with All-Ireland champions Tyrone topping the list with eight players included.

After a poor season, Eoin Mulligan was being written off — now he’s back. Brendan O’Brien spoke to him.

Padraig Joyce will captain a provisional panel of 43 players confirmed by Ireland manager Pete McGrath for October's Coca-Cola International Rules Series in Australia.

Dublin 1-14 Tyrone 2-18

Armagh 0-13 Tyrone 0-11

THEY haven’t gone away, you know.

TEAM captain Brian Dooher and leading scorer Stephen O’Neill have been recalled to the Tyrone team to meet Wexford in the semi final of the Allianz National Football League at Portlaoise on Sunday.

Kerry 2-17 Tyrone 3-08

Tyrone got their Allianz NFL Division 1A campaign off to a winning start in Ballybofey today while Offaly won the midlands battle with Westmeath.

GOALKEEPER Peter Burke is expected to return to the Mayo team for the Connacht champions’ All-Ireland SFC quarter final clash with Tyrone at Croke Park on Saturday.

Tyrone 1-16 Galway 0-11

Tyrone's All-Ireland winning football duo Eoin Mulligan and Stephen O'Neill are back in the first team for Sunday's eagerly awaited clash with Fermanagh.

The Gaelic Players Association this afternoon revealed their new €400,000 TV advert that is set to hit the screens this summer.

Longford 0-9 Tyrone 3-15

Dublin 0-9 Tyrone 0-8

All-Ireland finalists Tyrone and Armagh dominate the Ulster Railway Cup football panel ahead of Saturday's semi-final clash with Leinster in Enniskillen.

Tyrone 0-13 Kerry 0-6

Since making the breakthrough in 1956, Tyrone footballers have won the Ulster title ten times, with just two attempts at the All-Ireland thwarted, by Kerry in 1986, and Dublin eight years ago.

THE Kerry backs hold the key to victory in next Sunday’s Bank of Ireland football championship semi-final in Croke Park. Selector Eddie ‘Tatler’ O’Sullivan is pinning his hopes on the defence showing the improvement most observers agree is necessary if they are to thwart Tyrone ambitions of a first ever title.

The pressure is mounting on Tyrone to deliver the elusive All-Ireland title, with many pundits believing this may be the breakthrough year. But Cormac McAnallen has endured the expectation before and now he is taking things one game at a time. Mark Gallagher reports.

KERRY could make a change to their defensive line-up when they name their side to face Tyrone in Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final after training in Fitzgerald Stadium tonight.

Tyrone 1-21, Fermanagh 0-5

DOWN County Board may be about to make a sensational bid for clemency for star midfielder Gregory McCartan, who was sent off in yesterday’s drawn Bank of Ireland Ulster football final epic, at St Tiernach’s Park, Clones.

Tyrone 1-17

Derry 1-9 Tyrone 0-12

AS the supporters flood out from Clones to drown the bile of their rivalry in the local bars, the scene on the pitch is a tale of two Micheals.

Tyrone 0-21 Laois 1-8

Tyrone 4-11 Fermanagh 1-11

Tyrone 1-13 Kerry 0-14

ON the bus down to Dublin, as St Mary’s focused on the game with Waterford IT, a game which offered the Belfast teacher-training college the chance of a Sigerson weekend for the first time in five years, Mark Harte travelled as a spectator.

ALL things considered, this was a sweet victory for 14-man Roscommon in Dr. Hyde Park yesterday.

Leading 1-05 to five points at half time, Donegal were held scoreless by hot favourites Tyrone for 28 minutes of the second half.