Talk:Tyrone Senior Football Championship

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[edit] Champions

I only could find the Tyrone champions up to 1999, could someone please write the winners below? Frainc 14:29 11 September 2006

2000=Errigal Ciarán

2001=Carrickmore

2002=Errigal Ciarán

2003=Killyclogher

2004=Carrickmore

2005=Carrickmore

There is a list of winners and Runner's Up on the Tyrone County Board website, I'll see that I can make a full list up with that. Lawhec 18:22, 1 February 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Top Winners

There are three possible amendments that can be made to the top winners table.

1. Coalisland and Coalisland Na Fianna are the same club and have been since 1904. Records of both should be combined.

2. Fintona Pearses and Fintona Davitts cover an almost identical catchment area and only co-existed for less than a year, most records instead show Fintona with two championships rather than two seperate clubs, suggest showing two championships for "Fintona".

3. Same for the two Strabane clubs. Up until the late 1980's the on-off nature of the GAA in the town meant clubs came and went. The current club, Strabane Sigersons, was only founded in 1986. Again possibly amend the table to show two championships to "Strabane".

If there is no dispute on this I'll make the amendments in the next few days. Lawhec 18:22, 1 February 2007 (UTC)

Sounds great, thats excellent info that continues to harden the facts on the page, I say the changes are an excellent idea, maybe der shud be a small bit of text as an intro the top winners, stating the above facts, top winners etc, could be a nice addition? Frainc 18:32 01 February 2007