Tyrone football was transformed by manager Mickey Harte, who oversaw the first three All-Ireland titles for the O’Neill county, and the side has maintained a high standard of play ever since.

We met Tyrone in the Ulster final and won with a scoreline of 2-08 to 1-02 “Since then, this historic GAA fixture has given both counties their best days and days we would like to forget ...

ORANGE WAVE: Armagh's Rory Grugan celebrates scoring the winning point in the Ulster GAA Senior ... forced. Tyrone’s stirring second half fightback started with an exhilarating high press ...

Tyrone always admit that Armagh inspired them by winning the Sam Maguire first, the year before them – and the fighting spirit of the current All-Ireland champions is what the Red Hands brought ...

Of the 46 championship meeting before this one, Armagh lead on 22. Tyrone won 18 and there have been five draws. The first game, 1904, was abandoned due to a lack of light. It might take than 70 ...

As time ticked by in Clones, All-Ireland champions Armagh were looking at another chapter of extra time – at best. Had the worst come to pass, it would have been devastating. For about three ...

On June 12, 2012, Tyrone and Armagh faced each other in the Ulster Championship – the last time that the two have met in the competition until Saturday. During the previous decade, it felt like ...

Please review their details and accept them to load the content.Manage Preferences Speaking on the RTÉ GAA podcast, former Tyrone player ... was the high-water mark of the rivalry.

You can check out at any time. More info When I think of the noughties and the GAA I can’t help but think of Tyrone and Armagh. For me anyway, their rivalry defined that great period for football.

Oisin McConville believes Tyrone's huge All-Ireland Football quarter ... Asked for his prediction on BBC Sounds' The GAA Social, the Armagh great said he "reluctantly" gave the vote to the ...

Please review their details and accept them to load the content.Manage Preferences Enda McGinley joins Jacqui Hurley and Rory O'Neill to look ahead to this weekend's provincial GAA action.