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Football Championship DONNELLY VAUXHALL TYRONE INTERMEDIATE & SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS 2016 SUNDAY 9TH OCTOBER 1.30 & 3.30pm Cluiche Ceannais Sinsear Contae Tír Eoghain COILL AN CHLOCHAIR v OILEÁN A’GHUAIL Cluiche Ceannais Idirmheanach Contae Tír Eoghain PROUD SPONSORS OF THE DOIRE LOCHÁIN v CABHÁN A’CHAORTAINN TYRONE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS £4/€4 WELCOME A CHAIRDE, MAR CHATHAOIRLEACH CHUMANN LUTHCHLEAS GAEL DE CHOISTE CHONTAE THÍR EOGHAIN, TÁ ÁTHAS AN DOMHAIN ORM FÁILTE A CHUR ROMHAIBH UILIG CHUIG PÁIRC UÍ HÉILÍ. Proud Sponsors of Tyrone GAA I would also like to welcome to this year had 4,000 plus children Healy Park the referees for today’s in attendance. Please show your games, Sean Hurson and Martin appreciation to the children, our Sludden along with their linesmen stars of the future. and umpires who are all an integral part of County Finals day. Today is Today our entertainment is the a big day for them too, and I wish Both Domhnaigh instrumental all involved in both games well. I music group & Scór Sinsear take this opportunity to thank all Champion Hannah McGirr singing our referees for their commitment the National Anthem. Culture is in 2016 to hurling and football important to Tyrone and on behalf, throughout the county. of you all, I congratulate our current Cultural Officer Cliodhna RoisínCiarán Ní Mac Shiúrtáin Lochlainn, As always, Coisti Contae Tir Kerr and her Culture Committee Cathaoirleach,Tyrone County Chairman Tír Eoghain Eoghain continue to be deeply on their work. indebted to our administrators, It gives me great pleasure to gatemen, stewards, officers and Finally, I thank you our welcome you to Healy Park for the grounds staff for their dedication supporters and members Donnelly Vauxhall Intermediate and and display of the voluntary of the clubs for the part Senior Championship Final 2016 ethos that runs right through our Association at all levels. Agus tá you play here on Tyrone In the Intermediate Final Pomeroy muid buíoch. Go raibh míle maith Club Football’s biggest day. meet Derrylaughan. Both sides agaibh. Without you there would be have claimed the title in recent no atmosphere, no passion. memory, Derrylaughan claimed I am pleased to welcome our You add to the occasion. their maiden Intermediate title Championship sponsors Donnelly Today is a proud day for all of in 2010 while Pomeroy collected Vauxhall represented today by you. I hope everyone has an the title in 2004 en-route to an Terence Donnelly. I thank them Ulster title and an All-Ireland Final for their support. The Donnelly enjoyable and memorable day. appearance. Both sets of players Group have been great supporters Good luck to all teams. and their managers will set out of Tyrone GAA over the years and seeking victory and a return to we are delighted to have them on Senior Football. I look forward board. I welcome Representatives AMHRÁN NA BHFIANN to a wonderful game of football. from Mc Aleer & Rushe, O’Neills, (The Soldier’s Song) Bank Of Ireland and Deep River In the Senior Final, the stage is Rock and thank them all for their Curfá: set for what promises to be a continued support. It is important highly entertaining encounter. you all support your Club and Sinne Fianna Fáil Killyclogher have bounced back, our County sponsors as often A tá fé gheall ag Éirinn, after the heartbreak of their narrow as you can. buion dár slua defeat last year to contest their Thar toinn do ráinig chugainn, second consecutive County Final Congratulations to our 2016 Senior Fé mhóid bheith saor. and will be confident of going one team on winning the O’Fiach Cup, Sean tír ár sinsir feasta better to add their second title. Mc Kenna Cup, Division 2 NFL and Ní fhagfar fé’n tiorán ná fé’n tráil Coalisland contest their first final regaining Division 1 Status and Anocht a théam sa bhearna bhaoil, since victory in 2010 and after Ulster title. Well done to Mickey, Le gean ar Ghaeil chun báis nó saoil defeating neighbours Clonoe last Gavin and all the players. Le guna screach fé lámhach Sunday they will be aiming to join na bpiléar Dungannon in second position The mini-games are played by the Seo libh canaídh T: +44 (0) 28 8676 3741 W: mcaleer-rushe.co.uk in the Roll of Honour with their children selected from the Club Amhrán na bhFiann. 10th title. Tyrone Summer Camps, which TYRONE INTERMEDIATE + SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS 2016 3 CLÁR AN LAE SUNDAY OCTOBER 9TH 2016 AT HEALY PARK DONNELLY VAUXHALL DONNELLY VAUXHALL DONNELLY VAUXHALL TYRONE INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSHIP SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL REFEREE FINAL REFEREE DOIRE LOCHÁIN v CABHÁN A’CHAORTAINN Throw in 1.30pm Referee: Martin Sludden (An Droim Mór) Standby Referee: Eamon McHugh (Achadh Uí Áráin) Linesman: Brian McCallion (Caisleán na Deirge) Martin Sludden Sean Hurson Sideline Official: Aidan Graham (E.R. Ui Neill) Dromore Galbally Martin is married to Maggie and has two children, Sean is a proud member of the Galbally Pearses club. DONNELLY VAUXHALL TYRONE SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL Clodagh and Gabhan. Martin has been refereeing since He has played at all levels and is actively involved 1993. His son Gabhan will line out at corner back in the with the club serving on the committee. He is married COILL AN CHLOCHAIR v OILEÁN A’GHUAIL Senior Final for Killyclogher. to Aileen, with two children Lily Mae and Danny. Throw in 3.30pm Referee: Sean Hurson (Gallbhaile) This is Martin’s second Intermediate Final having taken He started refereeing in 2008 and has refereed the Standby Referee: Fergal Ward (Aireagal Chiaráin) charge of 2002 final between Aghaloo v Killeeshil. This Junior, Intermediate and Senior finals in consecutive Linesman: Martin Conroy (An Mhaigh) will be Martin’s fourth game of the 2016 Championship, years between 2012 - 2014. Sean has been a member Sideline Official: Fergal McCrory (An Caisleán Glas) having refereed in all grades this year. Brocagh v of the National panel since 2013 before making Killeeshel, Carrickmore v Greencastle, Pomeroy v the breakthrough in 2015 to join the National Gortin. Martin has refereed at all levels within the Championship Panel. County and at Provincial and National levels. CLÁR AN LAE Due to injury Sean was unable to referee any 1.15pm Derrylaughan Intermediate Team: Take Field and Photograph. During his career to date, Martin has refereed all of the Championship football last year but returned to the various County Finals at both adult and youth levels. scene earlier in the year taking charge of the opening 1.18pm Pomeroy Intermediate Team: Take Field and Photograph. In his spare time Martin enjoys Running 5 & 10K’s plus game of this year’s Ulster Senior Championship 1.30 pm Intermediate Championship Final Throw-in. the odd game of pool. His team of umpires for the Final between Fermanagh and Antrim. He also refereed 2.05pm Musical Entertainment: Both Domhnaigh will be Sean McElroy, Aidan Maguire, John McCann and Qualifier games involving Sligo, Limerick, Leitrim 2.15pm Second Half Throw-in. Martin Mohan and Antrim. Sean was the linesman in the All-Ireland 2.50pm Presentation to Winning Intermediate Captain (Roisin Jordan). Final Replay between Dublin and Mayo in Croke 2.50pm Primary Schools’ Players’ Games. MINI GAME REFEREES Park last weekend. In this year’s Donnelly Vauxhaul 2.55pm Musical Entertainment: Both Domhnaigh Tyrone Senior Championship Sean was the man in the 3.07pm Primary Schools’ Players’ carrying Clubs’ flags. middle in the Errigal Ciaran v Killyclogher first round Marty Coyle (Cookstown) 3.10pm Killyclogher Senior Team: Take Field and Photograph. Conor Mc Aleer (Killyclogher) tie and the Quarter Final game between Clonoe and Carrickmore. In his spare time Sean’s hobbies include 3.12pm Coalisland Senior Team: Take Field and Photograph. Orla Donnelly (Derrylaughan) cycling and running 3.12pm Announcement of Team Lineouts & Match Officials. 3.17pm Referee and Captains – Toss-up and Photograph. Well done to the three young members of the Tyrone Young Referee’s Academy to take charge of the Mini Games during today’s In this his second Senior County Final Sean is 3.20pm Senior Teams’ Parade. Championship Finals. supported by his regular umpires Martin Coney, 3.27pm Minute’s Silence for Deceased Members (2016). Dermot McCaffrey, Martin Conway and Cathal Forbes. 3.28pm Amhrán na bhFiann – Hannah McGirr. 3.30pm Senior Final Throw-in. 4.05pm Presentation of Silver Jubilee Team – Clonoe. RESPECT OTHERS! RESPECT OURSELVES! 4.15pm Second Half Throw-in. 4.50pm Presentation of Top Scorer Award. (Patsy Forbes) Presentation to Winning Senior Captain. (Roisin Jordan) 4 TYRONE SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL 2015 TYRONE INTERMEDIATE + SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS 2016 5 SCORING SCÓR STATS 2016 FACTOR TYRONE INTERMEDIATE & JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016 While there are no awards Derrylaughan have had eight Tyrone Intermediate CULTURE for the top scorer in the players on target but scored Football Championship Intermediate or Junior Football more, 6-36 to be exact while their TODAY’S MUSIC ENTERTAINERS Bronách Scallon playing Bodhran today is also a beautiful flute and harp player. Bronách’s main instrument is her Championships in the county, defence has been frugal with Niall McElroy Aghaloo 1-12 singing voice. it’s always interesting to keep 0-35 against. Today’s musicians from Both Domhnaigh are four young Ciaran Quinn Derrylaughan 3-5 a close watch on just who has players from two families. The McBride’s from Glenelly Peter Hughes Eskra 0-11 Dearbhla Scallon is known all over the Country for her and the Scallon’s from Gortin, all coming together to been among the top scorers. On route to the final Pomeroy Ronan McHugh Aghyaran 0-10 beautiful singing voice, and was over the moon to have form the Both Domhnaigh Scór group.
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