John Fogarty: The questions Tyrone GAA are yet to fully answer over Covid outbreak
Tyrone joint-manager Brian Dooher speaks to his players after the Ulster SFC final win over Monaghan at Croke Park.
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Tyrone joint-manager Brian Dooher speaks to his players after the Ulster SFC final win over Monaghan at Croke Park. Picture: Harry Murphy/Sportsfile
No more to see here, right? Kerry have saved the day, Tyrone will represent Ulster in the All-Ireland series and the senior football championship will be finished only two weeks later — three if there is a replay.
It won’t be long before difficulty is considered an opportunity and calls for the permanent return of the September final will resurface. The excitement in schools in the build-up will make a welcome reappearance and should Kerry beat Tyrone on Saturday week, the sweet decline of the evenings as they train in Killarney (and Currans) will be embraced once more.
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