Harte: We weren’t good enough

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte was offering no excuses over his side’s first championship loss to Armagh since 2005.

Sun, 13 Jul, 2014 - 20:00

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte was offering no excuses over his side’s first championship loss to Armagh since 2005.

He conceded that Armagh deserved their Healy Park win, but he had warm words of praise for the efforts of his 14-man team, who had defender Mattie Donnelly sent off after half an hour.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Healy Park Place: Armagh Person: Harte Person: Mickey Harte Person: Mattie Donnelly Person: Donnelly Person: Mattie Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Armagh

<p>Cork delegate Kevin O'Donovan, who delivered his annual report on Leeside on Friday, pictured at GAA Congress at The Abbey Hotel in Donegal. Pic: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile</p>

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