Four changes for Tyrone

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has made four changes in personnel from the side which beat Down for Sunday’s GAA Ulster Senior Football Championship Final against Monaghan in Clones (2pm).

Four changes for Tyrone
Thu, 15 Jul, 2010 - 21:11

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has made four changes in personnel from the side which beat Down for Sunday’s GAA Ulster Senior Football Championship Final against Monaghan in Clones (2pm).

Three of the changes are in defence with Davy Harte, Ryan McMenamin and Cathal McCarron coming into the side, while Tommy McGuigan is added to the Red Hand attack.

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