Tyrone Talks on historic 1890 Ulster SFC Final

On 12th October 1890 Tyrone (represented by Cookstown) played Armagh (represented by Armagh Harps) at Blaris, Lisburn – close to the modern Sprucefield complex – in the second-ever Ulster SFC Final.

That 1890 meeting at Blaris was Tyrone’s first Ulster Final so it has a real historical significance for the O’Neill County. The fact that it delivered Armagh’s first SFC title also means it’s got huge significance for The Orchard.

125 Years Ago… To the Day!

To mark this event, Tyrone GAA will be hosting a talk in the Tyrone GAA Centre at Garvaghey on Monday 12th October – exactly 125 years since the game – with Dr Dónal McAnallen reliving a day and time that history was made.

Admission is free and open to all.