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'Unbelievable for Edendork to have the Kingdom here': The club that rose from the ashes

The quaint name of Edendork was on the minds of the GAA public on Sunday morning, when it was announced that the Tyrone-Kerry Allianz League game would have to be moved from Omagh.

'Unbelievable for Edendork to have the Kingdom here': The club that rose from the ashes

Tue, 11 Feb, 2020 - 06:30

Declan Bogue

The quaint name of Edendork was on the minds of the GAA public on Sunday morning, when it was announced that the Tyrone-Kerry Allianz League game would have to be moved from Omagh.

TG4 had their trucks and equipment ready to broadcast when the pitch failed an inspection.

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