Bradley has no regrets over quitting Tyrone fold

A first opportunity since 2015 to devote all his energies to his club has coincided with an upturn in the fortunes of Killyclogher.
Bradley has no regrets over quitting Tyrone fold

CLUB FIRST: Former Tyrone footballer Mark Bradley. Photo: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

Tue, 05 Jul, 2022 - 01:00
Francis Mooney

Former Tyrone attacker Mark Bradley has no regrets over his decision to quit the inter-county game at the age of 28.

A first opportunity since 2015 to devote all his energies to his club has coincided with an upturn in the fortunes of Killyclogher.

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