Tyrone win McKenna Cup appeal

Tyrone have won an appeal against the Ulster Council's decision to strip them of their 2007 Dr McKenna Cup title.

Fri, 23 Mar, 2007 - 16:09

Tyrone have won an appeal against the Ulster Council's decision to strip them of their 2007 Dr McKenna Cup title.

The Red Hands took their case to the GAA after their provincial body ruled that they would have to hand over the trophy after committing a player ineligibility offence.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Omagh Place: Tyrone Person: Cathal McCarron Person: Damien McCaul Person: McCarron Person: McCaul Person: Mickey Harte Event: McKenna Cup Event: 2007 Event: Dr McKenna Cup Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Ulster Council Organisation: Red Hands Organisation: GAA Organisation: Donegal Organisation: Central Appeals Committee

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