Harte to remain in charge of Tyrone up to 2015

Despite missing out on Allianz League Division 2 honours against Kildare last weekend, Mickey Harte believes he is the man to lead Tyrone to more silverware in the coming seasons.

Harte to remain in charge of Tyrone up to 2015
Wed, 02 May, 2012 - 22:02

Despite missing out on Allianz League Division 2 honours against Kildare last weekend, Mickey Harte believes he is the man to lead Tyrone to more silverware in the coming seasons.

Harte's immediate future as Tyrone's senior football manager is secure after he agreed another three-year term with the County Board.

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