ERRIGAL Ciaran will begin the defence of their Tyrone SFC title with a tough clash with Ardboe The draw for the 2025 series, ...

The Red Hand lads will be out to bring another All-Ireland title to the county when they meet Kerry in the final on July 6 ...

Scorers for Errigal Ciaran: Tommy Canavan 0-3 (3f), Joe Oguz 1-0, Peter Óg McCartan 0-2 Ciaran Quinn, Peter Harte, Darragh Canavan 0-1 each.

Errigal Ciaran’s only defeat in championship football in the last three years was an extra-time loss to Trillick in last year’s final. That was a game that turned off a Ciaran Daly out of nothing.

Errigal Ciaran's and Tyrone's losing run in All-Ireland Club semi-finals seemed destined to continue after almost incredibly, Ruairi Canavan and then Ben McDonnell fired injury-time wides before ...

All-Ireland Club SFC semi-final: Errigal Ciarán 2-18 Dr Crokes 1-18 (AET) As the Errigal Ciarán fans stood on the St Conleth’s Park pitch savouring a famous victory, suddenly a warning blared ...

Errigal Ciaran's stirring second-half comeback fell short as Cuala clinched their first All-Ireland Senior Club Football Final title by holding on to win 3-14 to 1-16 at Croke Park.

Errigal Ciaran's greatest strength is the total buy-in from the local community but the GAA wasn't as united in Ballygawley back in the 1980s.

FT: Cuala 3-14 Errigal Ciaran 1-16. Cuala complete a Dublin Double at Croke Park - the champions of football are from the southside of the capital, the champions of hurling are from the northside.

On Sunday night as the Errigal Ciaran following gathered at the familiar spot of ‘Gormley's Corner' on the crest of Ballygawley's Main Street hill, the club chairman Cathal McAnenly recalled an ...

Cuala 3-14 Errigal Ciaran 1-16. Cuala were crowned All-Ireland Football Champions in Croke Park on Sunday evening as they blitzed Errigal Ciaran of Tyrone under the lights.