Gormley says Tyrone must find a marquee forward

The Red Hands enjoyed a breakthrough season of sorts under new boss Malachy O'Rourke in 2025, reaching the Championship's last four.
Tyrone's Conor Gormley in 2013. Pic: Lorraine O'Sullivan, Inpho

Tyrone's Conor Gormley in 2013. Pic: Lorraine O'Sullivan, Inpho

Thu, 18 Sep, 2025 - 06:35
Paul Keane

Conor Gormley reckons Tyrone need to uncover at least one more marquee attacker to push hard for All-Ireland success in 2026.

The Red Hands enjoyed a breakthrough season of sorts under new boss Malachy O'Rourke in 2025, reaching the Championship's last four.

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