Village divided as old rivals Tyrone and Armagh on collision course

Sean Cavanagh is feeling the heat as he walks among friends and neighbours close to the fast-flowing boundary that divides Tyrone and Armagh, the River Blackwater.

Village divided as old rivals Tyrone and Armagh on collision course

The twin villages of Moy and Charlemont have been at the frontline of a bitter sporting rivalry for years.

The temperature is rising again this week, as these neighbouring Ulster counties, bound by a shared passion for Gaelic football, prepare to wage Croke Park battle for the first time since 2005.

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