Teamtalkmag Tyrone, Omagh (2025)

14/08/2025

Paudie Dillon hit a superb 2-7 for Dromore GFC in their D1 win over An Charraig Mhór Naomh Colmcille CLG on Wednesday evening.
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Tyrone GAA

14/08/2025

Dara Dooher weighed in with 1-5 as Owen Roe O'Neill Leckpatrick beat Stewartstown Harps GFC in D2 on Wednesday evening.
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14/08/2025

Cormac McCann scored 0-7 for Donaghmore GAA in their midweek win over Pomeroy Plunketts Gac in D1.
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14/08/2025

Diarmaid Carroll contributed 4 crucial points as Rock St. Patrick's Gac secured another crucial win in D2 in midweek this time against An Caisleán Glas, Sperrin Óg, Handball & Fr. Shields Camogie
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14/08/2025

D1 R11 Results
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Trillick 4-20 Galbally 1-9

Errigal Ciaran 1-17 Moortown 2-8

Pomeroy 0-7 Donaghmore 5-23

Dungannon 5-21 Gortin 2-22

Dromore 3-17 Carrickmore 1-10

Killyclogher 3-18 Edendork 2-18

Ardboe 1-20 Omagh 1-17

Derrylaughan 0-19 Loughmacrory 4-16

Leaders Trillick were in top form at Donnelly Park on Tuesday evening as they cruised to a thumping win over a Galbally side who have now lost three in a row. James Garrity was in brilliant form for the winners with 2-6 to his name with Oisin McGoldrick coming off the bench to score their other two goals on a night when Mattie Donnelly, Sean O’Donell and Daire Gallagher all had points. It was a night to forget for the Pearses despite the efforts of Daniel Kerr who hit 1-7 with Darragh Donnelly and Cormac Donnelly their other marksmen.

On the same night an understrength Errigal Ciaran side still proved too strong for Moortown at Dunmoyle to stay in title contention and leave their opponents still in trouble. Ruairi Canavan tp scored with 1-6 for the winners with Charlie Maguire grabbing 0-4 and Eoin Kelly and Joe Oguz also on target. Peter Devlinand Mattie Conlon got the goals for the Loughshore men with Shea Lawn and Blaine Ryan landing 0-5 between them.

Defending champions Dungannon moved back to second place on Wednesday night after beating Gortin at O’Neill Park in a high scoring encounter. Paul Donaghy top scored for the Clarkes with 1-6 to his name with Finn Spence getting a brace of goals and Matthew Quinn and Ryan Jones their other majors while Dalaigh Jones and James Morgan contributed points. Liam Og Mossey was in outstanding form for the visitors with 2-11 while Sean Og McAleer tagged on 0-9 but it wasn’t enough.

Dromore’s recent good run of form continued when they were comfortable winners at home to Carrickmore. Paudie Dillon top scored for the St.Dympnas with his haul including two gaols with Ciaran McCoy getting their other major and Niall Sludden and Cathal Colton featuring among the points. Martin Penrose got the Carrickmore goal with Conan McElduff and Aidan Woods among their points.

Killyclogher edged past Edendork at home in a high scoring contest. Conall McCann grabbed two goals with Marc Flanagan also finding the net while Oisin McCann and Mark Bradley hit a number of points between them. Darren McCurry top scored for the visitors with his haul in double figures with Conor Mallon and Conn Kilpatrick their goal scorers.

Ardboe made home advantage count against Omagh with three points separating the two sides at the final whistle. Jamie Concannon top scored for the Rossas with 0-7 to his name with Shay McGuigan, Shea O’Hare and Oisin Devlin getting points while Darragh Devlin raised a green flag. Ronan O’Neill weighed in with a goal and a few points for the visitors with Oisin Millar, Jason McAnulla and Can Bradley on target.

Derrylaughan were well in contention at halftime of their game with Loughmacrory before the visitors assumed control in the second period. Adam Cushahan notched 0-7 for the Kevin Barrys with Ciaran Quinn, Ciaran Gervin and Liam Cushnahan on target as well. Ruairi McCullagh bagged two goals and a few points for the winners with Eoin McElholm and Oisin McCallan also finding the net and Eoin Donaghy and Pauraic Meenagh among their points.

Donaghmore made the short trip to play Pomeroy and they came away with a resounding victory over the understrength hosts. John McKenna and Ronan Cassidy scored a brace of goals each with Tom Grimes getting their other major and there were points from Cormac McCann, Tiernan Drayne and Fergal Donaghy. Ronan Duffin, Ryan O’Gara, Hugh McNamee and Kevin Armstrong had the points for the Plunketts who remain in trouble.

14/08/2025

D2 R12 Results
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Eglish 0-13 Clonoe 2-21

Moy 1-16 Beragh 1-15

Coalisland 2-17 Drumquin 0-18

Aghaloo 1-24 Aghyaran 1-14

Killeeshil 0-14 Fintona 1-11

Owen Roes 4-16 Stewartstown 1-11

Naomh Eoghan 0-13 Kildress 4-17

Greencastle 0-18 Rock 0-19

Clonoe took a major step towards the Intermediate league title with an impressive win away to nearest challengers Eglish. Danny McNulty and Rhys Donnelly got the goals for the Rahillys with Connor McAliskey hitting 0-6 and Darragh McGrath, Declan McClure, Ryan Quinn and Ciaran Corr all on target as well. Ethan Jordan once again led the way in the scoring stakes for Eglish with 0-8 to his name with Ryan Donnelly and Nathan Horsfield both on the scoresheet as well.

Moy are back up to 2nd spot after holding off a late Beragh comeback to edge the verdict at home. Michael Conroy and Ryan Coleman weighed in with a dozen points between them with Declan Conroy also getting a few scores and Jamie Coleman bagging their goal. Martin Rodgers, Jack Campbell and Tiernan McCrystal were among the points for the Red Knights with Johnny Woods grabbing their goal late on.

Coalisland returned to winning ways when they defeated Drumquin at Annagher. Sean Corr and Bailey Leonard got the goals for the Fianna with Peter Herron, Donal Sheeran, Rairi Campbell and Tiernan Quinn all contributing points. Oisin Gormley top scored for the Wolfe Tones with Sean McDonagh also getting a few points.

Aghaloo secured a massive win at home to fellow strugglers Aghyaran. Niall McElroy got the winners goal along with a number of points with Jody McGlone, Conor Mullen and Ruairi McGlone scoring as well. Aghyaran’s goal came too late to save them with Ronan McHugh the scorer and he also got a few points as did Benny Gallen, Ethan McHugh and Eoghan McHugh.

Killeeshil played host to Fintona in a contest that neither side could afford to lose and it finished all square. Pa**ie McMullan, Ciaran Reilly, Tomas Hoy, Eoghan Hegarty and Jared Brogan had points for their respective sides with Caolan Donnelly getting the only goal of the game.

Owen Roes proved too strong at home for a Stewartstown side who now find themselves joint bottom of the table. Niall McAleer, Dara Dooher, Conor O’Neill and Aidan Hegarty all found the net for the hosts with Dooher and Hegarty also among their point scorers. Dan Lowe, Shea O’Neill and Anton Coyle had points for the Harps with Cuaimhi O’Neill getting their goal.

Its six wins on the bounce for Kildress after a comprehensive result at Naomh Eoghan. Shea Quinn was again in superb form for the Tones with a brace of goals as well as a number of points with Oisin McDonald and Caolan McNamee getting their other majors. Aidan McSorley, Niall Mayse and Brendan Boyle all registered for the home side.

Rock are another side who have hauled themselves to safety as they made it four in a row when they had the minimum to spare in Greencastle. Shane Murphy and Diarmaid Carroll had 0-9 between them with Thomas Mackle and Aida McGarrity also on target. Sean Warnock and Cahir McCullagh had 0-5 each for Greencastle with Conor C arson and Sean Conneely supplying points as well.

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Connor McAliskey weighed in with half a dozen points as Clonoe O'Rahillys moved a step closer to the Tyrone GAA D2 League title with a win over rivals Eglish St. Patrick's Gac

14/08/2025

Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Treanor for the very kind use of their electric, wifi for the radio broadcast and the hospitality .Thanks as always to the great people in for the warm welcome.

13/08/2025

The wrapped up the intermediate reserve league title with a head to head victory over Congratulations and well done to the Rahillys. A brilliant season so far.

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Relaxing at the senior league game.

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A packed crowd in tonight for the clash against

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The Rahillys put on a serious performance tonight in Father Connolly Park and are closing in on the intermediate league title with 3 games left.

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