Stewartstown's Gareth Devlin is driven on by memory of 2005

It's the one day of the year when you can roll out all the rejected marketing straplines of pride of place, and men becoming giants, and the glory of the small parish
Stewartstown's Gareth Devlin is driven on by memory of 2005

VETERAN: Gareth Devlin of Stewartstown Harps, Tyrone, is a surviving member of the team that reached the 2005 final, when Paul Galvin ran the show for Finuge. He says they have no intention of not showing up against Kerry opposition again. Pic: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

It's the one day of the year when you can roll out all the rejected marketing straplines of pride of place, and men becoming giants, and the glory of the small parish. All that good stuff. And nobody would think any less of you.

But let’s get real. As much as it’s a big day for Stewartstown in the Junior final and Galbally in the Intermediate decider, for this day, they are orbiting Planet David Clifford.

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