Pretty sure I’m not the oldest player in @LoughmacroryGAA team Conleth but I’d love to be 28 😂 The Lough lads will be back as we’re an awesome young side. If we meet Kilcoo in Ulster again we may train our lads in Judo/UFC as ref clearly seen that as part of the new GAA rules 🤯
We go again. Another historic 1st for @LoughmacroryGAA and 1 we’ll relish. Kilcoo are some team with a serious record. Should be plenty of noise in Healy Park again - what a time to be alive 🙌🏻 The GAA Club - absolute heartbeat of community! Nothing but respect! @teamtalkmagLIVE
Eoin McElholm (Tyrone/Loughmacrory)
McElholm was named Under-20 Footballer of the Year after Tyrone’s Ulster and All-Ireland triumph at that level in May. The dynamic centre-forward scored an impressive 6-24 during the campaign, finishing as the competition’s top scorer. He was later handed his first senior Championship start in Tyrone’s All-Ireland semi-final against Kerry.
The 20-year-old then played a pivotal role in Loughmacrory’s historic run to their first-ever Tyrone Senior Football Championship. He was the team’s creative spark throughout the season and was named Man of the Match in the county final.
🟡⚫️ We’ll leave you with this one - an emotional Eoin McElholm, yesterday’s Man of the Match, speaking from the heart after Loch Mhic Ruairí’s historic win.
A moment that says it all about what it means to bring the O’Neill Cup home.
#OneToWin
Hours after the final whistle, the singing was still coming from the Loughmacrory dressing room.
Nobody wanted to break up the celebrations, and what a party it will be for the first-time finalists and underdogs who beat experienced Trillick by a point to land the Tyrone Senior Championship, one of the most coveted titles in GAA.
Andy Watters chatted to one of the club's heroes: https://t.co/1AkAdpSXhI
“It's an absolute honour to play with them boys. They're unbelievable. The two Canavans and Peteyand Darren, they're just boys you watch growing up. Now playing with them and learning different tips and skills, it's a complete pleasure” -Eoin McElholm
https://t.co/R1z0CdNRXE
Eoin McElholm has now scored 4-15 across three All-Ireland finals. 2-3 today, 0-7 in last year’s final and 2-5 in the 2023 Hogan Cup decider. And every single point and goal making up that tally of 4-15 came from open play.
#TYRvARM
'We just got our scores and pulled away thank God'.🗣️
Labhair Eoin McElholm linn tar éis an chluiche.
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