Well it took my home County Tyrone more than 100 years to win their first All Ireland in 2003.Yesterday they won their 3rd ...... ******* magic !! 

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Brian Dooher lifts the Sam Maguire Trophy Tyrone produced a barnstorming finish to beat Kerry 1-15 to 0-14 in Sunday's All-Ireland Football final and lift the Sam Maguire Trophy at Croke Park. The teams traded points in the first half and Kerry led by one point, 0-8 to 0-7, at the interval. Tommy McGuigan kicked the ball into the net for a goal a minute into the second half and Tyrone led by three points before Kerry fought back to lead. The Red Hands scored five unanswered points to claim a four-point win. 606: DEBATE Your views on Tyrone's triumph? Tyrone made three changes to their line-up prior to throw-in with Ryan Mellon starting instead of Ciaran Gourley and Martin Penrose included at the expense of Brian McGuigan. As expected, Pascal McConnell played in goal in place of John Devine, whose father passed away on Saturday. Stephen O'Neill, who recently returned to the panel, began the game on the substitutes' bench. The teams exchanged scores throughout the first half and there was never more than a single point between the sides up to half-time. McConnell made a fine save to deny Tommy Walsh a goal in the 23rd minute and two minutes later O'Neill was introduced as a replacement for the injured Colm McCullagh. The half ended in unseemly style with Kieran Donaghy, Aidan O'Mahony and Darragh O'Se all being yellow-carded and then pushing and shoving on the touchline as the half-time whistle blew. Kerry's one-point half-time lead quickly disappeared when McGuigan tapped the ball into the net seconds into the second period after the Kerry goalkeeper has saved substitute Kevin Hughes' initial effort.  A Ryan Mellon point extended Tyrone's lead to four points but Kerry fought back to level at 1-10 to 0-13 and then took the lead courtesy of Colm Cooper's 56th-minute point. Cavanagh kicked a point to level the scores for the ninth time in the match and added another point to nudge Tyrone ahead. O'Connell made another crucial save, this time denying substitute Darren O'Sullivan with four minutes remaining. Hughes fisted wide when well placed before late points by Enda McGinley, Hughes and Colm Cavanagh secured victory for the Red Hands. The excellent Sean Cavanagh, who was Tyrone's top scorer with five points and looked dangerous throughout, was named as man-of-the-match.  Tyrone scorers: S Cavanagh 0-5, T McGuigan 1-1, B Dooher 0-2, C McCullagh 0-1, D Harte 0-1, M Penrose 0-1, R Mellon 0-1, E McGinley 0-1, K Hughes 0-1, C Cavanagh 0-1. Kerry scorers: C Cooper 0-6, Declan O'Sullivan 0-2, B Sheehan 0-2, Darren O'Sullivan 0-1, T Walsh 0-1, T O'Se 0-1, D O'Se 0-1.

are they table tennis scores ??? wierd

he only likes it because there's 'fisting' involved!!

tony and stegee .... it's a proper man's game ... something u 2 wouldn't know much about.

Lyna .... get me a beer from the fridge and be quiet woman !!

gregos ... it's gaelic football.

Nicky ... u got it .... and u and Lyna r always welcome to interrupt !!

I think this is the sport my mate Brendan always gets excited about, but you can only see it on Setanta in the UK apparently. Seems to be played at a hundred miles an hour and pretty much anything goes, a bit like Aussie Rules footy. Ciaran, how do you follow it (apart from reading BBC's website) when you're in Bangkok?

Looking forward to watching the next international rules game between Australia and Ireland .

well done county tyrone!! Agree with Phil, more recruits for the AFL !!!!!!! lol lol !!!!!