John Divilly: Tyrone go from puke football to poetry in motion
Tyrone’s Darren McCurry scores his side’s second goal during the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final win over Mayo in Croke Park.
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Tyrone’s Darren McCurry scores his side’s second goal during the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final win over Mayo in Croke Park. Picture: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile
After a pulsating first All-Ireland final between the counties, Tyrone have edged ahead of Mayo on the historical charts by four to three.
Every victory is different, but the feeling of sweet satisfaction is a constant. The titles of 2003-05-08 were built of cohesion and were often forged in the face of adversity and tragedy. They had that stone-faced look of togetherness and some of their victories came on the back of mid-season wobbles. Saturday evening was no different. Tyrone were full of Tyrone.
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