I'm hungry for more, says triumphant Harte

Only 24 hours after his side was crowned All Ireland football champions, Tyrone boss Mickey Harte was tonight setting his sights on repeating the feat next year.

I'm hungry for more, says triumphant Harte
Mon, 22 Sep, 2008 - 20:42

Only 24 hours after his side was crowned All Ireland football champions, Tyrone boss Mickey Harte was tonight setting his sights on repeating the feat next year.

As thousands lined the streets of the Red Hand county to welcome back their heroes after yesterday’s thrilling 1-15 0-14 win over Kerry at Croke Park, the man who has masterminded three title triumphs in six years said he is still hungry for more.

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