MATTIE Donnelly hasn’t written a victory speech ahead of tomorrow's All-Ireland Senior Football Final against Dublin, nor is the Tyrone captain planning to.

All-Ireland Senior Football Championship final: Dublin v Tyrone (tomorrow, Croke Park, throw-in 3.30pm, live on RTE and Sky Sports)

TYRONE All-Ireland winner Sean Cavanagh has described how he was driven to succeed in his GAA career by a desire to make his father proud.

Where are they now? Former Dublin wing-back Paul Casey looks back on his days in sky blue

IT’S the simple things she misses most of all.

FOR many, the GAA is about family and being a fan. That remains at least partly true for Peter Harte – and he admits to being awestruck even when he first stepped onto a pitch as a Tyrone senior footballer.

TYRONE’S first Ulster title didn’t arrive until 1956 so Championship meetings with Dublin were few and far between before the introduction of the Qualifiers in 2001.

Predictions: 2018 All-Ireland SFC final: Dublin v Tyrone

HISTORICAL perspective may provide an alternative angle – but Tyrone star Peter Harte regards Dublin “from our point of view” as “the best team ever.

IT must have been coming up on midnight or maybe even slightly after.

TYRONE forward Connor McAliskey has paid tribute to his Red Hand team-mates for helping his family through a difficult year as they gear up for a first All-Ireland final in 10 years.

All-Ireland Minor Football Championship final: Galway v Kerry (tomorrow, Croke Park, 1pm, live on TG4) FIVE and four are the magic numbers for tomorrow’s All-Ireland Minor Football final between Galway and Kerry at Croke Park.

Father Frank will always be the king in the McGuigan household, but in 2008 sons Brian and Tommy helped Tyrone to a third All-Ireland title in the space of five years. 

MICKEY Jordan polished off a juicy steak at a barbecue in the Moy club on Saturday night.

Kieran Donaghy and James O'Donoghue just couldn't be handled.

NIALL Sludden and Peter Harte must produce “the performances of their lives” if Tyrone are to stand any chance of dethroning Dublin on Sunday, according to former Armagh star Aaron Kernan.

FOOTBALLERS from Scotland and Lancashire in England have taken part in the first ever North Britain League.