As the Féile na nGael visited Ulster for the second year in a row, one Tyrone club claimed a famous victory with Eoghan Ruadh taking the honours in Division 2 – the first Tyrone triumph at the event, and only the second ever, since Eoghan Ruadh claimed the Division 4 title in 1984. They defeated Derry side Ballinascreen 3-4 to 1-5 in the final following a 1-8 to 0-4 win over Clare’s Clonlara in the Semi Final in blustery conditions at Owenbeg.
Comhghairdeas to the Eoghan Ruadh players and management team of Cathal McErlean, Stevie Mullan, Seamus Kevin and Stevie Donnelly!
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