Ulster Bank League round-up: Young Munster, Garryowen and Terenure prevail

Clontarf, Cork Constitution and UCD fight hard but lose out in Division 1A matches

Jim McGuinness: Donegal and Tyrone will give no quarter

Ulster championship a prize both rivals will be aiming for with all their efforts

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Unlikely corner boys share the load leading Tyrone’s frontline

Not many would have bet on Darren McCurry and Connor McAliskey being the players to make it from Tyrone’s underage pack

September Road: Tyrone qualifier breakdown

Across 140 minutes of football on Sunday no cards were flashed by the referees

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From Daniel Craig to ‘catholic tastes’, a profile of the Newry and Armagh candidates

Matt D’Arcy scores hat-trick of tries as Clontarf beat UCD

Vital result for defending champions in Ulster Bank League Division 1A

Seán Cavanagh calls for new leaders to step up in Tyrone

Midfielder calls retiring Stephen O’Neill most naturally gifted scorer he has played with

Stephen O’Neill joins Martin Penrose in hanging up his boots for Tyrone

The former Footballer of the Year previously retired in 2008 at just 27 only to make a quick comeback later that year

Terenure continue startling run with win over Clontarf

Conor McKeon proves hero as Lansdowne edge tight battle with Clontarf

Terenure go top of the table after 42-0 win over Young Munster

Mickey Harte has earned the right to choose his own destiny

Tyrone manager’s legacy already written thanks to success comparable to the greats

Harte underlines intention to stick to task for another season

‘We can’t argue about it. Armagh came and played well and dominated the game’

Armagh dump Tyrone out to keep their summer alive

Mickey Harte’s team looked a pale shadow of their former selves

David Breen back to give Limerick options in attack

Cork unchanged for Munster senior hurling final

Emmet McKenna goal finally sparks Tyrone to life as Louth challenge fades

Mickey Harte relieved to see Tyrone progress to second round of All-Ireland senior football championship

Seán Cavanagh concedes Tyrone need to sort problems ahead of qualifier

Veteran wary of Louth challenge at Healy Park after defeat to Monaghan

Now or never for Monaghan, who could do with McManus cameo

Mental block certain counties have is irrational, stupid, superstitious and very real

Mistakes don’t invalidate the black card

Omagh controversy shows the pressure even a top referee like David Coldrick must bear

Stephen O’Neill ruled out of Tyrone’s league campaign

Forward underwent surgery on an ankle injury on Friday

Seán Cavanagh to captain Tyrone

Goalkeeper Pascal McConnell retires from inter-county football

Despite pain of defeat, Seán Cavanagh finds reasons for Tyrone to be cheerful

Midfielder feels future is bright for young side after this campaign

Tyrone and Mayo sin and are sinned against as the fouling is evenly spread

There were 38 fouls in this game but ultimately it was the winners who profited

Horan’s men survive a true test of their character

Tyrone posed serious problems for them in the opening half, but Mayo gradually found the answers

Mayo power past Tyrone to claim final spot

Second-half display earns James Horan’s side a return to Croke Park in September

Mayo have the necessary resources to defeat Tyrone and return to the final stage

Tyrone’s defensive focus will distract from the need to put up a challenging score

James Horan’s use of Aidan O’Shea against Donegal is the key to Mayo’s ruthless streak

They’re a different prospect this year and could do a real number on Tyrone in Sunday’s semi-final showdown

Mayo’s Keith Higgins was not fazed with new role for the Donegal game

Defender says major messages for Mayo players is to focus own performance

The day of the luxury player is long gone – the key now is work-rate above all else

There was a time when a Seán Cavanagh or a Maurice Fitzgerald could coast through the game but not any more

Tony Scullion doesn’t hold cynical play against players – it’s the rules that are to blame

Passionate black card advocate admits he’d be cynical too if he was still playing football

Inspirational Cavanagh gives Tyrone the edge over battling Meath

Veteran produces an outstanding display to help Mickey Harte’s men into the quarter-final

Tyrone still look a bit too strong for Meath

Mickey Harte’s side likely to protect the ball and shut down Joe Sheridan in his first start all year

Monaghan won’t be able to stay with the high tempo set by Donegal

The step up in class will prove too much, while London will be out of their depth against Mayo

Depleted Tyrone bring in McCurry for injured O’Neill to face Offaly in Tullamore

Young forward’s introduction only one of several changes forced on manager Harte

Donegal’s hunger to keep them at the top in keenly awaited Ulster showdown

Ulster SFC: Donegal v Tyrone preview

Tyrone welcome back O’Neill and Harte for clash with champions Donegal

Cork name five debutants to face Limerick in Munster opener

Tyrone send back 1,000 tickets of their allocation ahead of Ulster championship opener in Ballybofey

Donegal hoping Karl Lacey comes through training unscathed

Tyrone maestro Stephen O’Neill takes spring in his step

Red Hands’ encouraging league campaign ensures a stern challenge for champions Donegal in less than a fortnight

Dublin have the last word over Tyrone

Late points from Rock and McCaffrey finally see off dogged Tyrone

Majestic O’Neill still pointing the way for resurgent Red Hand

Tyrone’s elusive marksman poses a real threat to Dublin’s league title ambitions

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