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[Maurice Brosnan @m_brosnan]

John Cleary on the Cork support in Donegal.

“I referenced it in the dressing room after, you gave the diehards of Cork football a great day out today. Every one of them, I know them by name... So happy for them. A lot of them with tears in their eyes."

@ExaminerSport

[Tyrone GAA @TyroneGAALive]

Tyrone GAA wishes to announce that Stephen McGarry has stepped down from his position as Senior Hurling Manager following the completion of his three‑year term.

Stephen has served with commitment, professionalism, and integrity throughout his tenure. His dedication to the players, management team, and Tyrone County Board has been evident in every aspect of his work. We acknowledge and sincerely appreciate the significant time, energy, and leadership he has given to the role.

On behalf of Tyrone GAA, we extend our thanks to Stephen for his service and wish him every success in his future endeavours.

Further updates regarding the senior management position will be communicated in due course.

[Tyrone GAA @TyroneGAALive]

🎙️ Ahead of this weekend’s All-Ireland U20 Football Final, Manager Paul Devlin sat down for an in-depth conversation.

He reflects on the journey so far, the squad’s progress, preparations this week and the challenge that lies ahead.

🆚 Tír Eoghain v Ciarraí
⏰ Saturday 30th May • 5.00pm
📍 Páirc an Chrócaigh

🎟️ Tickets are available to purchase online, visit https://t.co/Y6rF0Saqqd (note that this ticket also covers the Nickey Rackard Cup Final).

[Tyrone GAA @TyroneGAALive]

🎙️ With Saturday’s Nickey Rackard Cup Final fast approaching, Senior Hurling Manager Stevie McGarry sat down to discuss the journey to Croke Park.

He looks back on the campaign so far, preparations for the final, the challenge of New York and the chance to bring silverware back to Tyrone.

🆚 Tír Eoghain v Nua Eabhrac
⏰ Saturday 30th May • 1.00pm
📍 Páirc an Chrócaigh

🎟️ Tickets are available to purchase online, visit https://t.co/Y6rF0S9SAF (note that this ticket also covers the All-Ireland U20 Football Final).

[Bolton Wanderers (P) @OfficialBWFC]

PUMP IT UP! 🍾🔊

#bwfc

[BBC SPORT NI @BBCSPORTNI]

'Everyone was determined to put on a performance he'd be proud of' 🗣

Tyrone manager Malachy O'Rourke pays tribute to the late Frank McGuigan following Tyrone's win over Roscommon🏐

#BBCGAA

[Smaller Fish @SmallerFishGAA]

"There's a bit of anxiety around 6 week layoffs, you don't know where you're at"

Keelan spoke to Mattie Donnelly after Tyrone's great win

[Smaller Fish @SmallerFishGAA]

"You can go with 6 very talented forwards but they're all very similar"

Malachy O'Rourke on the challenges picking the Tyrone team and finding that balance

[Smaller Fish @SmallerFishGAA]

"It's frustrating when you're watching intercounty teams playing week in week out and you're flogging it on the training pitch"

Eoin McElholm chatting to Keelan after the game

[Tyrone GAA @TyroneGAALive]

Coiste Contae Thír Eoghain is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of legendary former Tyrone and Ardboe footballer, Frank McGuigan.

Widely regarded as one of the greatest footballers ever to wear the Red Hand jersey, Frank occupied a unique place in the history of Tyrone GAA. A naturally gifted forward blessed with extraordinary balance, vision and scoring ability, he thrilled supporters throughout a distinguished inter-county career and inspired generations of players who followed.

Born into the proud footballing family in Ardboe, Frank’s talent emerged at an early age through his exploits with Tyrone underage teams. In 1971, he was part of the Tyrone minor side that captured the Ulster Minor Championship, before enjoying an outstanding 1972 season in which he captained Tyrone minors to a second successive Ulster title and an appearance in the All-Ireland Minor Final. That same year, he also helped Tyrone claim the Ulster Under-21 Championship and featured for the county senior team in the Ulster Final, underlining the extraordinary impact he was making across all levels of Tyrone football while still in his teens.

At club level, Frank came to prominence as part of the great Ardboe side that captured three consecutive Tyrone Senior Football Championship titles between 1971 and 1973. His brilliance quickly marked him out as one of the county’s finest talents and he would go on to become a central figure for Tyrone during one of the most transformative periods in the county’s football history.

In 1973, at just 19 years of age, Frank captained Tyrone to the Ulster Senior Football Championship title, leading the county to provincial success with a maturity and composure far beyond his years. It was a landmark achievement which cemented his reputation as one of the outstanding footballers of his generation.

While Frank produced countless memorable displays throughout his career, his performance in the 1984 Ulster Final against Armagh remains one of the most iconic individual displays ever witnessed in Ulster football. On an unforgettable afternoon in Clones, he scored eleven points from play, a masterclass of accuracy, elegance and football intelligence. That extraordinary campaign saw Frank become Ardboe’s first All-Star recipient as he received an All Star award in 1984.

Affectionately known as “The King”, Frank was admired not only for his remarkable footballing ability, but also for his warmth and enduring commitment to Gaelic games. Even after his playing days, he continued to serve Ardboe with distinction as a team manager and mentor, remaining deeply involved in the life of his club and community.

Frank’s contribution to Tyrone football extended far beyond silverware and individual honours. He helped elevate the profile of Tyrone football on the national stage and provided inspiration for many of the players and teams that followed. He was proud to see his four sons Frank, Brian, Tommy and Shay go on to wear the Tyrone jersey with distinction. Frank’s name remains synonymous with excellence, flair and pride in the Red Hand jersey.

Tyrone GAA extends its deepest sympathies to Frank’s wife Geraldine, his sons Frank, Brian, Tommy and Shay, daughters Kristin and Caitlin, his grandchildren, the entire McGuigan family circle and to the members and friends of Ardboe O’Donovan Rossa GAC.

[Big Red @DaireDevine]

Thats the day we've been waiting for @TyroneGAALive That performance had everything. Every man stood up today when required and gave it their all. Give us anyone now, we'll be ready for it #GAA #Tyrone4Sam

[celtic Jaime 🍀 @celtic_jaime]

MON 🏆 💚

[The Parkhead Faithful @TheParkheadF]

Give Martin O'Neill the keys to the kingdom right now. 🤩

[Brendan Crossan @CrossanBrendan]

This is so tough. Ciara Mageean is something else ❤️

[Mikey🍀 @mikeyk_67]

Celtic edit with the instrumental of Cinderella by Mac Miller. Inject it 😍

[ʎ p p ɐ d @PaddyTCE]

People keep saying ‘good old MON’ he is more switched on that a lot think! Brilliant response here! God Bless St Martin

[Balls.ie @ballsdotie]

This was a monumental rendition of 'You'll Never Walk Alone' at Celtic Park ahead of the title decider 🍀

[𝕯𝖊𝖙𝖗𝖔𝖎𝖙 𝕮𝖊𝖑𝖙𝖎𝖈 𝕾𝖚𝖕𝖕𝖔𝖗𝖙𝖊𝖗𝖘 @DetroitCSC]

up to our knees in mcinnes tears 🏆🍀

[Sky Sports Scotland @ScotlandSky]

🍀 "There are a few legends out there who have got statues... He rightly takes his place alongside them"

Should Martin O'Neill get a statue? Celtic interim assistant manager Shaun Maloney thinks so! ⤵️

[Sky Sports Scotland @ScotlandSky]

🙌 Finding form
🤣 “A terribly old man”
📞 Answering the call
💚 “A lease of life”
♥️ Hearts "the big story of the season"

Martin O’Neill says he ‘just doesn’t know’ about his managerial future, but reflects on Celtic’s title win 🍀