Tyrone draw Derry in Ulster C'ship '06

Today's draw for the 2006 Ulster Senior Football Championship has paired All-Ireland champions Tyrone with Derry in a mouth-watering quarter-final.

Tyrone draw Derry in Ulster C'ship '06
Thu, 13 Oct, 2005 - 15:54

Today's draw for the 2006 Ulster Senior Football Championship has paired All-Ireland champions Tyrone with Derry in a mouth-watering quarter-final.

Derry will be hoping for revenge over the Red Hands, who lost last season's provincial final in a replay to Armagh.

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