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Saturday 24 October 2020
“I just think it was a bit of a cheap shot,” Aidan O’Mahony said about Sean Cavanagh’s recent remarks on the Tyrone manager.
Former Roscommon boss Kevin McStay brought his argument to The Sunday Game last night, saying the issue has been a ‘struggle’.
Sean Cavanagh on the recent disciplinary travails of his former team-mate Tiernan McCann.
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Sean Cavanagh has spoken out about the recent incident which left him hospitalised and Moy’s decision to appeal Tyrone CCC’s findings.
The club have released a statement.
The Competitions Control Committee were satisfied the referee dealt with the matter ‘appropriately.’
Sean Cavanagh discusses the obsession that drove him to greatness.
The Tyrone All-Ireland winner was injured while in action for his club Moy.
There were 20 yellow cards and six red cards shown during Saturday’s meeting between Moy and Edendork.
“I like the idea of a second referee with some of the stuff that goes on off the ball,” Sean Cavanagh told The42 last week.
Six red cards and 20 yellow cards were dished out during Moy’s Championship clash with Edendork.
Owen Mulligan has criticised both Sean Cavanagh and Tyrone coach Gavin Devlin for airing their dirty laundry in public.
The Tyrone boss took aim at their recent critics after Saturday’s qualifier win.
The Red Hand host Monaghan in Omagh on Sunday.
Sean Cavanagh says Saturday’s victory with Moy was up there with any of his All-Ireland victories with Tyrone.
Moy became the first Tyrone champions at this grade since 2013.
Sean Cavanagh and Marc Ó Sé clashed when their clubs met on Saturday, but there was no lasting animosity between the pair.
Harry Loughran’s late goal was a key turning point as the Ulster champions prevailed.
Some camogie league fixtures have also been victims of the weather.
Some big names bowed out over the last twelve months.
Sportsfile have released their annual collection of images chronicling the GAA season.
We also look at Dr Crokes’ exit, Moorefield’s discipline issues and Michael Lundy’s remarkable recovery from appendix surgery.
A narrow victory for Moy against Rostrevor this afternoon.
Sean Cavanagh has been named as the GWA Football Personality of the Year.
Moy to come before Ireland for the Tyrone pair.
Cavanagh is ready to find his second act in the media, having already received offers for punditry roles.
Johnny Doyle believes Jim Gavin’s greatest achievement as Dublin manager is more intangible than their on-field dominance.
An emotional Sean Cavanagh was speaking after he confirmed his retirement yesterday.
The Red Hand colossus has bowed out of inter-county football after making 89 senior championship appearances.
Stephen Cluxton and Sean Cavanagh skippered Dublin and Tyrone to provincial glory today.
“They’re very modest, humble individuals. That’s definitely the secret to an awful lot of successes.”
Sean Cavanagh will start a league game for Tyrone for the first time in 2017.
Sean Cavanagh came off the bench to kick vital points in Healy Park.
“Yes, there were some issues of a minor nature but these matters are being addressed.”
Sean Cavanagh faces his Gaelic football mentor Mattie McGleenan this weekend.
The five-time All-Star winner believes 2017 will be the last act of his career.
The three-time All-Ireland winner explains why he has committed again for 2017.
US PRESIDENT DONALD Trump and former vice president Joe Biden took part in another debate last night, the final head-to-head before voting on 3 November.
The previous debate was fractious and almost unwatchable as the pair shouted over each other, but last night was more measured by comparison.
Trump denied being racist, saying no US president since Abraham Lincoln has “done what I’ve done for the black community”. Biden then said Trump “pours fuel on every single racist fire” and claimed he “has a dog whistle about as big as a fog horn”.
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