ROI call: 1890 882 371 | NI call: 0845 606 1884
Gold Medallist Amanda Beard – Inspiring generations of Tyrone Olympians Talking Balls noted with interest the reaction that our recent article on an Olympic Dream attracted some feedback from one of our readers operating under the moniker Tyrone’s Silent Majority. Tis great to get feedback, so thanks TSM for getting in touch. TSM said our [...]
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The Little and Big Men – Gooch and Star Colm Cooper has been there and done that, destrying many’s a team in Croker. However ‘The Gooch’ claims there is no extra incentive to beating Tyrone, even though Kerry have yet to beat them in the Championship this decade: “There is no extra incentive for me [...]
Comments » Read more...Sean Cavanagh – Tyrone doing it for themselves To get an idea of where the Tyrone success thus far is coming from, Sean Cavanagh went on the record to explain how criticism early in the season spurred them on: “People were criticising Mickey Harte and the players. We decided to regroup and do this for [...]
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Double goal scorer Sile Burns wheels away in celebration SÍLE Burns was the two-goal star as Cork reclaimed the O’Duffy Cup with a five-point victory against Galway in Sunday’s Gala All-Ireland senior camogie championship final at Croke Park. Beaten finalists last year, Cork returned to the top of the pile as they collected a 23rd [...]
Comments » Read more...SHÓNAGH Enright scored an injury-time winning goal for Clare as the Banner County claimed the Gala All-Ireland junior camogie crown for the first time since 1986. Clare bounced back from the heartbreak of three final defeats in the previous five seasons, including last year’s heartbreaking loss to Derry, to finally record a fourth All-Ireland crown [...]
Comments » Read more...O’Neill’s return was delayed due to insufficient growth TALKING BALLS EXCLUSIVE: First images of Stevie O’Neill’s return to Tyrone training. Following the sensational news that 2005 Player of the Year has returned to the Tyrone fold Talking Balls has exclusive images of the returning Ace Attacker. Talking Balls can exclusively confirm that O’Neill’s return has [...]
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