Tyrone blazing a trail to semi-finals

Tyrone 0-18 Offaly 0-09

Mon, 07 Mar, 2005 - 00:00

Mickey Harte’s side hit 12 second half wides, but never looked troubled by an Offaly side which had to field without top-scoring duo Niall McNamee and Colm Quinn.

Enda McGinley made a comfortable transition from attack to full back, while an injury to Owen Mulligan opened the door for Martin Penrose to produce a sparkling attacking performance.

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