A brilliant 3-3 salvo from David Clifford gave Kerry a crucial win over relegation-threatened Tyrone after a pulsating game in Pomeroy on Sunday. Clifford’s return to action was overshadowed by ...

You can check out at any time. More info There has been a late change of venue with Tyrone v Kerry moved from O'Neill's Healy Park following a pitch inspection. The venue had been due to host a ...

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At one stage in the second half, Tyrone led by seven points while Kerry had two players, Joe O'Connor and David Clifford, black carded. HE'S BACK: In his first start of the league for Kerry ...

Tyrone (2pts), Mayo (3pts), Armagh (3pts) are dangling over the relegation trapdoor too. Division Two: Meath’s win over Roscommon has really opened the race for promotion. A win for Roscommon ...

With just one win each from their first three games, things could get testy in Omagh as Tyrone and Kerry battle for an important two points David Clifford and Padraig Hampsey grapple with each ...

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Kerry came from five points down with 13 players to claim a vital 3-13 to 2-13 win over Tyrone in Sunday's Division One Allianz Football League clash in Pomeroy. Their returning star forward David ...

This highly venomous snake was found lounging like it was on a tropical holiday. Tyrone Ping, the well-known snake handler and founder of the popular YouTube channel "Reptiles of South Africa ...

Then the music started, and a crew of nine began a full run-through of “Song of the North,” an elaborate shadow puppet staging of stories from the 10th-century Persian epic the “Shahnameh.” ...

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