Tyrone won’t hold any fears for Cavan this time, says old hero Fintan Cahill

The captain of the last Cavan team to beat Tyrone at senior level believes the current side won’t take any inferiority complex into Sunday’s Allianz FL Division 2 final.

Thu, 21 Apr, 2016 - 01:00

Larry Ryan

Fintan Cahill played in the McKenna Cup win over Tyrone in 2000, top-scoring in a 1-18 to 2-9 win.

While that win was seen as a breakthrough at the time, Cahill told the Anglo Celt this week that the Ulster landscape has since changed.

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