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Tyrone and Down to face off in McKenna Cup

All-Ireland champions Tyrone’s first competitive fixture of 2006 will see them face Down in the opening round of the Dr McKenna Cup.

Fri, 25 Nov, 2005 - 01:15

All-Ireland champions Tyrone’s first competitive fixture of 2006 will see them face Down in the opening round of the Dr McKenna Cup.

Mickey Harte’s side has been drawn with the Mourne men, Donegal and St Mary’s University College, Belfast, in Section C of the Ulster competition.

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