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It was a busy Autumn, with September and October providing plenty of gallivanting throughout the county to attend some of the most exciting sporting events of the year so far. As usual we'll start with the GAA, and following Tyrone’s defeat to Dublin in the All...
As Tyrone prepare for their first All Ireland Final in ten years, Dromore's Niall Sludden talks about his memories as a young Tyrone fan, his admiration for the players that came before him, and how hard work and determination have helped this group of players forge...
Plenty of sports have been enjoying a summer break the last two months, but there was still plenty of local sport to enjoy in June and July. We begin with GAA, and in football Trillick St Marcartan’s 100% start to the Tyrone ended with back to...
Once again local sport has spent the early part of the year battling the weather conditions, but as always there was still plenty of excitement with what did go ahead, as we reached the business end of some sporting campaigns and got going with a...
Mark Allen is the 2018 Masters Snooker Champion, after defeating Kyron Wilson to lift one of snookers Major Trophies for the first time. The Masters, which takes place every twelve months at the Alexandra Palace in London, is an invitational event which pitches the top...
WOW SPORTS NEWS WITH DOCSPORT: Winter catch up Despite the usual adverse weather conditions that come with this time of year, there were still plenty of local sporting events to attend in November and December. We begin with football, and in the Fermanagh and Western Division 2...
In the ever changing world of sport, one of the major innovations of recent years has been the growing introduction and influence of sports psychology. High profile individuals have thrived because of it, teams have turned to it ahead of major tournaments, and in the...
Autumn Catch-up: Ciaran O’Doherty looks back on some of the best local sport from September and October. This Autumn has presented the local sporting calendar with the usual weather challenges, but nor even storm Ophelia could stop a packed two months of GAA, Soccer and Basketball. We...
In the final month of our so called ‘summer season’, August provided a variety of intriguing sporting events. We begin with Gaelic football, where the Tyrone Junior championships began in Eskra, with Fintona Pearses progressing to the quarter finals as they recorded a two point victory...
Throughout July I covered plenty of exciting sporting events throughout local areas and beyond. We start with Gaelic Football and while I was heading down to Co Clare for a holiday in Lahinch I attended the All Ireland qualifier fixture between Clare and Mayo at a...
