St Dympna's, Seniors, Dromore (GAA)

Tyrone Juniors (Pool)

Clogher Valley 1st XV (Rugby)

Tyrone Milk Cup  Juniors (Soccer)

St Patrick’s, Seniors, Greencastle (GAA)

Bridesmaids no longer, Dromore at last clinched the Tyrone Senior Championship crown after losing their previous six final appearances.
They swept aside Coalisland in the final and then went on to complete the double by retaining their senior league crown with victory over Carrickmore.

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They may have returned from Offaly without the All-Ireland trophy but the Tyrone juniors could hold their heads high after putting in a tremendous display in the team event. The county’s Junior ‘A’s reached the final only to be defeated by the current All-Ireland champions Cavan on a 10-6 scoreline. The Tyrone lads had led 4-1 after the first session but the holders showed why they are a class team by claiming another junior title. Still it was some performance by Tyrone to reach the final in their first year competing.

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In 2007 Omagh-based junior soccer team Strathroy Harps completed a sparkling treble by winning the F& W Division Two title, the prestigious Mulhern Cup and the Kennedy Cup. Under the guidance of Dominic McMullan and sidekick Cathal Gavin, the Harps romped to the Division Two crown before edging out Fintona Swifts in a dramatic Mulhern Cup Final. And to complete their triple success Harps began the 2007-08 season by defeating Enniskillen Town in the Kennedy Cup Final..

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Progressive rugby club Clogher Valley enjoyed their finest hour by defeating arch rivals Enniskillen 13-9 in the Towns’ Cup Final on Bank Holiday Easter Monday at Stevenson Park, Dungannon. Capturing the prized silverware in front of a bumper crowd was the highlight of magnificent year for the men from the Cran, who ended the 2006-07 league season with a remarkable sequence of results. The club’s 1st XV have maintained a similar high standard this season and are odds on favourites to claim runners-up spot in Qualifying League One.

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Progressive rugby club Clogher Valley enjoyed their finest hour by defeating arch rivals Enniskillen 13-9 in the Towns’ Cup Final on Bank Holiday Easter Monday at Stevenson Park, Dungannon. Capturing the prized silverware in front of a bumper crowd was the highlight of magnificent year for the men from the Cran, who ended the 2006-07 league season with a remarkable sequence of results. The club’s 1st XV have maintained a similar high standard this season and are odds on favourites to claim runners-up spot in Qualifying League One.

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The Tyrone Juniors flew the flag for the county teams at the 2007 Milk Cup and came within a whisker of reaching an historic first final following victories over Aspire, River Plate and Dundalk before falling at the penultimate hurdle in a 3-2 defeat to Guadalajara.
Despite missing out on a final appearance, the Tyrone Juniors earned rave reviews for their determination and skill during a memorable week of thrilling competition.

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Winners of the Herald Team Award last year, Greencastle are again nominated after carrying their fantastic Championship odyssey through to the springtime of ‘07. The Tyrone and Ulster junior champions booked an appearance at Croke Park with a pulsating come from behind victory over the Mayo and Connacht champions Killala in the All-Ireland semi-final. Then on March 10th under floodlights at Headquarters Sean Teague’s proud charges saw off Kerry and Munster representatives Duagh 0-13 to 0-12 to secure an historic triumph and become the first Tyrone side to clinch an All-Ireland Club Championship title. The history-making team returned home to a rapturous welcome.

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