Mulligan to decide on Tyrone future

Experienced forward Owen Mulligan has said a decision on his future as a Tyrone senior footballer is imminent.

Tue, 27 Nov, 2012 - 10:11

Experienced forward Owen Mulligan has said a decision on his future as a Tyrone senior footballer is imminent.

The 31-year-old captains his club Cookstown when they face Warrenpoint of Down at the Athletic Grounds on Sunday, bidding for their second Ulster Club Intermediate Football Championship title in three years.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Down Person: Mulligan Person: Owen Mulligan Person: Mickey Person: Harte Person: Ryan McMenamin Person: Tyrone Person: Ricey Person: Enda McGinley Event: Ulster Club Intermediate Football Championship Event: All-Ireland SFC Event: Dr. McKenna Cup Event: All-Ireland Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Warrenpoint

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