Tyrone Reserve Football Championships

Tyrone Reserve Football Championships
Current season or competition:
2025 Tyrone Reserve Football Championships
IrishCraobh Peile na gCúltaca Tír Eoghain
CodeGaelic football
Founded1975
RegionCounty Tyrone, Ulster (GAA)
Title holdersDivision 1:    Omagh St. Enda's (3rd title)
Most titlesDivision 1:     Errigal Ciaran
  Dromore (10 titles)
SponsorsConnollys of Moy
Official websitehttps://tyronegaa.ie/

The Tyrone Reserve Football Championships are annual Gaelic football competitions consisting of three tiers contested by Tyrone GAA clubs. Currently the three tiers are Division 1 (Senior), Division 2 (Intermediate) and Division 3 (Junior). The Tyrone County Board of the Gaelic Athletic Association has organised these competitions since 1975.

From 1975 to 1981 there was just one competition for all teams. In 1982 a second competition was introduced for Division 2 and Division 3 teams, and in 1983 a third competition was introduced thus providing each division with a separate championship.

Player Eligibility:[1] Players who play in any of the current years’ Inter-County Senior Championship are not eligible to play in the Reserve Knock-Out.

If a player has played in his Clubs’ last Adult Championship match within the County, in which he is eligible to play in the previous year, he is ineligible to play in this years’ Reserve Knockout even if the Clubs’ last Adult Championship game falls outside that competition year.

Omagh St. Enda's are the Division 1 Senior Reserve title holders (2025).

Moy Tír na nÓg are the Division 2 Intermediate Reserve title holders (2024).

Strabane Sigerson's are the Division 3 Junior Reserve title holders (2025).

All-County Reserve Football Leagues are also held each season.

Roll of honour

Year
1975 Ardboe
1976 Ardboe
1977 No competition
1978 An Charraig Mhór
1979 Dromore
1980 Fintona
1981 Ballygawley
Division 1
(Senior) 		Division 2/3
(Intermediate/Junior)
1982 Dromore Coalisland
Division 1
(Senior) 		Division 2
(Intermediate) 		Division 3
(Junior)
1983 Dromore Coalisland Drumragh
1984 Omagh Beragh Strabane
1985 Ardboe Beragh Drumragh
1986 Eglish Aughabrack Newtownstewart
1987 Coalisland Killyclogher Beragh
1988 Dromore Stewartstown Beragh
1989 Dromore Moortown Drumragh
1990 Coalisland Galbally Urney
1991 Moortown Urney Newtownstewart
1992 Errigal Ciaran Edendork Owen Roes
1993 Errigal Ciaran Edendork Strabane
1994 Dungannon Derrylaughan Aughabrack
1995 An Charraig Mhór Derrylaughan Strabane
1996 Dungannon Strabane Killeeshil
1997 An Charraig Mhór Trillick Fintona
1998 Dromore Gortin Owen Roes
1999 An Charraig Mhór Killeeshil Drumragh
2000 Clonoe Killeeshil Eskra
2001 An Charraig Mhór Dungannon Castlederg
2002 Ardboe Gortin Drumragh
2003 Errigal Ciaran Drumquin Fintona
2004 Errigal Ciaran Greencastle Fintona
2005 Ardboe Derrylaughan Beragh
2006 Errigal Ciaran Eglish Beragh
2007 Clonoe Fintona Brackaville
2008 Clonoe Trillick Errigal Ciaran
2009 Errigal Ciaran Strabane Brackaville
2010 Clonoe Eglish Brackaville
2011 Dromore Gortin Brackaville
2012 Errigal Ciaran Pomeroy Fintona
2013 Clonoe Pomeroy Loughmacrory
2014 Clonoe Loughmacrory Tattyreagh
2015 Dromore Galbally Glenelly
2016 Errigal Ciaran Donaghmore Fintona
2017 Omagh Dungannon Drumragh
2018 Errigal Ciaran Greencastle Errigal Ciaran
2019 Errigal Ciaran Greencastle Drumragh
2020 Dromore Moortown No record
of competition
2021 Killyclogher Kildress Drumragh
2022 Dromore Pomeroy Stewartstown
2023 Donaghmore Clonoe Drumragh
2024 Killyclogher Moy Eskra
2025 Omagh Strabane

List of Division 1 (Senior) finals

Year Winner Score Opponent Score Date Venue
1975[2] Ardboe 2-09 Ballygawley 2-05 16/11/75 Donaghmore
1976[3][4] Ardboe 2-07 An Charraig Mhór 1-06 28/11/76 Cookstown
1977 No competition
1978[5] An Charraig Mhór 1-05 Dromore 0-04 13/08/78 Beragh
1979[6] Dromore 3-11 Derrylaughan 0-05 27/07/79 Omagh
1980[7][8] Fintona 0-10 An Charraig Mhór 1-06 18/07/80 Beragh
1981[9] Ballygawley 2-07 Derrylaughan 2-07 23/08/81 Pomeroy
(r)[10] Ballygawley 1-05 Ballygawley 0-06 29/08/81 Pomeroy
1982[11] Dromore 2-04 Derrylaughan 1-05 18/07/82 Carrickmore
1983[12] Dromore 1-12 Omagh 3-06 06/08/83 Beragh
(r)[13] Dromore 1-14 Omagh 0-04 13/08/83 Beragh
1984[14] Omagh 4-10 Moortown 0-04 23/06/84 Pomeroy
1985[15][16] Ardboe 0-06 Coalisland 1-03 07/07/85 Cookstown
(r)[17][18] Ardboe 1-07 Coalisland 0-02 03/08/85 Cookstown
1986[19][20] Eglish 0-07 Derrylaughan 1-04 14/06/86 Coalisland
(r)[21][22] Eglish 3-07 Derrylaughan 1-08 28/06/86 Dungannon
1987[23] Coalisland 0-09 Ardboe 0-05 20/06/87 Derrylaughan
1988[24] Dromore 0-04 Ballygawley 0-02 16/07/88 Omagh
1989[25] Dromore 1-09 Omagh 1-07 01/07/89 Beragh
1990[26] Coalisland 4-10 Aghyaran 0-04 16/06/90 Carrickmore
1991[27] Moortown 2-09 Ardboe 0-08 29/06/91 Derrylaughan
1992[28] Errigal Ciaran 0-10 Donaghmore 0-04 04/07/92 Pomeroy
1993[29] Errigal Ciaran 5-09 Moortown 2-08 26/06/93 Eglish
1994[30] Dungannon 6-06 Moortown 3-05 25/06/94 Coalisland
1995[31] An Charraig Mhór 1-08 Ardboe 1-06 24/06/95 Donaghmore
1996[32] Dungannon 1-09 Moortown 0-06 22/06/96 Coalisland
1997[33] An Charraig Mhór 0-12 Dromore 2-04 05/07/97 Clogher
1998[34] Dromore 0-15 An Charraig Mhór 1-12 04/07/98 Eskra
(r)[35] Dromore 2-06 An Charraig Mhór 1-07 28/07/98 Eskra
1999[36] An Charraig Mhór 1-11 Errigal Ciaran 0-08 28/07/99 Killyclogher
2000[37] Clonoe 0-10 An Charraig Mhór 0-09 19/08/00 Donaghmore
2001[38] An Charraig Mhór 2-09 Clonoe 1-09 08/09/01 Pomeroy
2002[39] Ardboe 0-10 Coalisland 1-05 16/11/02 Edendork
2003[40] Errigal Ciaran 0-13 An Charraig Mhór 2-05 10/08/03 Fintona
2004[41][42] Errigal Ciaran 1-13 Clonoe 1-07 31/10/04 Killeeshil
2005[43] Ardboe 0-12 An Charraig Mhór 0-08 12/11/05 Edendork
2006[44] Errigal Ciaran 1-07 An Charraig Mhór 0-06 25/11/06 Killeeshil
2007[45] Clonoe 1-12 Ardboe 1-06 07/07/07 Dungannon
2008[46] Clonoe 1-09 Coalisland 1-08 22/08/08 Brackaville
2009[47] Errigal Ciaran 3-15 An Charraig Mhór 1-08 26/09/09 Galbally
2010[48][49] Clonoe 0-08 Errigal Ciaran 0-07 07/11/10 Eglish
2011[50][51] Dromore 2-08 Coalisland 0-09 15/10/11 Galbally
2012[52] Errigal Ciaran 1-13 Omagh 2-09 21/11/12 Omagh
2013[53] Clonoe 2-10 Coalisland 0-07 16/11/13 Edendork
2014[54] Clonoe 0-09 Ardboe 0-08 11/07/14 Edendork
2015[55] Dromore 2-13 Coalisland 2-10 03/09/15 Clogher
2016[56] Errigal Ciaran 3-06 Dromore 0-04 09/12/16 Garvaghey
2017[57] Omagh 4-08 Dromore 1-12 22/10/17 Carrickmore
2018[58] Errigal Ciaran 1-16 Omagh 1-08 10/08/18 Omagh
2019[59] Errigal Ciaran 1-12 Omagh 2-07 15/11/19 Omagh
2020[60] Dromore 0-15 An Charraig Mhór 0-07 16/05/21 Drumragh
2021[61] Killyclogher 2-09 Pomeroy 1-07 26/08/21 Loughmacrory
2022[62] Dromore 2-11 An Charraig Mhór 2-09 18/08/22 Beragh
2023[63] Donaghmore 0-10 Trillick 0-09 06/09/23 Pairc Eire Óg,

Carrickmore

2024[64] Killyclogher 1-11 Trillick 0-08 31/08/24 Fintona
2025[65][66] Omagh 2-17 Killyclogher 1-14 10/08/25 Loughmacrory

List of Division 2 (Intermediate) finals

Year Winner Score Opponent Score Date Venue
1982[67][68] Coalisland 1-07 Dungannon 0-07 26/06/82 Donaghmore
1983[69] Coalisland 2-10 Aghyaran 2-04 11/06/83 Beragh
1984[70] Beragh 2-07 Edendork 0-08 30/06/84 Pomeroy
1985[71] Beragh 1-08 Edendork 2-03 29/06/85 Donaghmore
1986[72] Aughabrack 2-08 Aghyaran 1-01 23/08/86 Omagh
1987[73] Killyclogher 2-12 Pomeroy 1-07 20/06/87 Beragh
1988[74] Stewartstown 1-09 Galbally 1-05 03/09/88 Dungannon
1989[75][76] Moortown 0-11 Gortin 0-03 01/07/89 Pomeroy
1990[77] Galbally 1-07 Beragh 1-07 16/06/90 Carrickmore
(r)[78] Galbally 2-14 Beragh 0-05 23/06/90 Carrickmore
1991[79] Urney 1-09 Rock 1-03 29/06/91 Loughmacrory
1992[80] Edendork 1-10 Rock 0-07 04/07/92 Pomeroy
1993[81][82] Edendork 2-13 Beragh 0-08 26/06/93 Eglish
1994[83][84] Derrylaughan 1-08 Killyclogher 1-05 25/06/94 Kildress
1995[85] Derrylaughan 2-06 Gortin 0-11 22/06/95 Kildress
1996[86] Strabane 2-13 Derrylaughan 2-10 22/06/96 Beragh
1997[87] Trillick 0-10 Strabane 0-01 27/06/97 Drumquin
1998[88] Gortin 2-09 Kildress 2-08 24/07/98 Loughmacrory
1999[89] Killeeshil 1-11 Brackaville 0-10 25/07/99 Moy
2000[90] Killeeshil 1-14 Owen Roes 0-07 05/08/00 Loughmacrory
2001[91][92] Dungannon 0-16 Killeeshil 1-10 01/09/01 Moy
2002[93][94] Gortin 2-10 Killyman 0-09 09/11/02 Rock
2003[95][96] Drumquin 1-09 Pomeroy 2-06 05/09/03 Greencastle
(r)[97][98] Drumquin 1-07 Pomeroy 0-04 13/09/03 Greencastle
2004[99] Greencastle 1-07 Drumquin 1-03 18/09/04 Omagh
2005[100][101] Derrylaughan 1-12 Greencastle 1-06 22/10/05 Pomeroy
2006[102][103] Eglish 3-07 Fintona 1-03 28/10/06 Galbally
2007[104] Fintona 0-13 Strabane 2-03 25/08/07 Newtownstewart
2008[105] Trillick 2-10 Pomeroy 2-07 12/11/08 Greencastle
2009[106] Strabane 3-16 Killyman 0-07 19/08/09 Killyclogher
2010[107] Eglish 1-13 Pomeroy 0-03 11/09/10 Donaghmore
2011[108] Gortin 0-08 Kildress 0-08 09/10/11 Pomeroy
(r)[109] Gortin 0-14 Kildress 1-10 12/11/11 Greencastle
2012[110] Pomeroy 2-10 Urney 1-09 10/11/12 Greencastle
2013[111][112] Pomeroy 4-13 Kildress 1-10 16/11/13 Cookstown
2014[113][114] Loughmacrory 1-10 Kildress 0-11 10/07/14 Greencastle
2015[115] Galbally 1-16 Cookstown 0-07 23/09/15 Stewartstown
2016[116] Donaghmore 2-14 Moortown 0-08 20/11/16 Brocagh
2017[117] Dungannon 2-15 Eglish 3-06 26/08/17 Edendork
2018[118] Greencastle 1-08 Moortown 0-06 11/08/18 Galbally
2019[119] Greencastle 2-08 Galbally 1-10 24/10/19 Eoghan Ruadh,

Dungannon

2020[120] Moortown 1-10 Eglish 1-08 22/05/21 Pomeroy
2021[121] Kildress 0-10 Aghyaran 1-06 12/08/21 Newtownstewart
2022[122] Pomeroy 1-14 Eglish 1-10 18/08/22 Killeeshil
2023[123] Clonoe 0-14 Pomeroy 0-09 30/08/23 Coalisland
2024[124] Moy 0-09 Moortown 0-09 31/08/24 Eglish
Moy won 5-3 on penalties, after extra time.
2025

List of Division 3 (Junior) finals

Year Winner Score Opponent Score Date Venue
1983[125] Drumragh 1-05 Loughmacrory 0-04 10/09/83 Beragh
1984[126] Strabane 0-08 Pomeroy 1-02 01/09/84 Omagh
1985[127] Drumragh 3-04 Urney 01-02 01/09/85 Omagh
1986[128] Newtownstewart 1-05 Killyman 0-02 23/08/86 Carrickmore
1987[129] Beragh 3-06 Castlederg 1-05 31/07/87 Omagh
1988[130] Beragh 1-03 Owen Roes 0-05 12/08/88 Omagh
1989[131] Drumragh 2-09 Urney 3-06 15/07/89 Drumquin
(r)[132] Drumragh 1-07 Urney 0-04 22/07/89 Drumquin
1990[133] Urney 2-05 Strabane 3-02 07/07/90 Glenmornan
(r)[134] Urney 2-07 Strabane 2-04 15/07/90 Glenmornan
1991[135] Newtownstewart 1-09 Aughabrack 0-06 31/08/91 Glenmornan
1992[136] Owen Roes 0-08 Fintona 0-03 25/07/92 Omagh
1993[137] Strabane 1-13 Rock 1-05 17/07/93 Omagh
1994[138] Aughabrack 0-09 Strabane 0-08 13/08/94 Dunamanagh
1995[139] Strabane 2-08 Glenelly 0-06 15/07/95 Dunamanagh
1996[140] Killeeshil 1-10 Owen Roes 0-08 06/07/96 Killyclogher
1997[141] Fintona 1-07 Owen Roes 1-06 26/07/97 Gortin
1998[142] Owen Roes 1-10 Rock 0-06 18/07/98 Carrickmore
1999[143] Drumragh 2-14 Clogher 0-08 16/08/99 Dromore
2000[144] Eskra 2-13 Clogher 1-05 19/08/00 Augher
2001[145] Castlederg 0-10 Newtownstewart 0-08 18/08/01 Drumquin
2002[146] Drumragh 1-11 Brocagh 2-01 11/07/02 Carrickmore
2003[147] Fintona 2-05 Eskra 2-05 09/09/03 Augher
(r)[148] Fintona 2-03 Eskra 0-08 20/09/03 Augher
2004[149] Fintona 4-03 Drumragh 1-06 18/09/04 Dromore
2005[150][151] Beragh 2-14 Urney 1-03 02/09/05 Killyclogher
2006[152][153] Beragh 0-11 Clogher 1-07 05/11/06 Fintona
2007[154] Brackaville 1-12 Tattyreagh 1-10 13/10/07 Killeeshil
2008[155] Errigal Ciaran 1-06 Strabane 2-02 11/10/08 Greencastle
2009[156][157] Brackaville 2-16 Beragh 1-03 12/09/09 Galbally
2010[158][159] Brackaville 0-11 Dungannon 0-06 09/10/10 Pomeroy
2011[160][161] Brackaville 1-12 Errigal Ciaran 1-07 08/10/11 Eoghan Ruadh,

Dungannon

2012[162] Fintona 1-05 Brackaville 0-07 28/10/12 Killeeshil
2013[163] Loughmacrory 1-08 Tattyreagh 1-04 09/11/13 Killyclogher
2014[164][165] Tattyreagh 1-10 Clann Na nGael 0-12 07/09/14 Newtownstewart
2015[166] Glenelly 2-05 Fintona 2-04 27/09/15 Pomeroy
2016[167] Fintona 6-05 Killeeshil 3-09 03/12/16 Garvaghey
2017[168] Drumragh 3-14 Errigal Ciaran 1-05 22/10/17 Eskra
2018[169] Errigal Ciaran 1-11 Castlederg 0-09 10/08/18 Omagh
2019[170] Drumragh 0-12 Rock 0-06 16/11/19 Killyclogher
2020 No record of competition
2021[171][172] Drumragh 1-11 Eskra 0-10 12/11/21 Fintona
2022[173] Stewartstown 3-13 Drumragh 1-13 25/08/22 Garvaghey
2023[174][175] Drumragh 4-11 Drumquin 0-06 21/10/23 Dromore
2024[176] Eskra 0-11 Killeeshil 0-08 29/09/24 Beragh
2025[177] Strabane 2-14 Tattyreagh 0-19 15/08/25 Newtownstewart

Division 1 (Senior) Reserve Championship titles listed by club, 1975–2025

# Club Wins Years won
1 Errigal Ciaran
10
 1992, 1993, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2012, 2016, 2018, 2019
Dromore St. Dympna's 1979, 1982, 1983, 1988, 1989, 1998, 2011, 2015, 2020, 2022
3 Clonoe O'Rahilly's
6
 2000, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2013, 2014
4 An Charraig Mhór Naomh Colmcille
5
 1978, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001
Ardboe O'Donovan Rossa 1975, 1976, 1985, 2002, 2005
6 Omagh St. Enda's
3
 1984, 2017, 2025
7 Coalisland Na Fianna
2
 1987, 1990
Dungannon Thomas Clarkes 1994, 1996
Killyclogher St. Mary's 2021, 2024
10 Ballygawley St. Ciaran's
1
 1981
Donaghmore St. Patrick's 2023
Eglish St. Patrick's 1986
Fintona Pearses 1980
Moortown St. Malachy's 1991

Division 2 (Intermediate) Reserve Championship titles listed by club, 1982–2024

# Club Wins Years won
1 Derrylaughan Kevin Barry's
3
 1994, 1995, 2005
Gortin St. Patrick's 1998, 2002, 2011
Greencastle St. Patrick's 2004, 2018, 2019
Pomeroy Plunketts 2012, 2013, 2022
5 Beragh Red Knights
2
 1984, 1985
Coalisland Na Fianna 1982, 1983
Dungannon Thomas Clarkes 2001, 2017
Edendork St. Malachy's 1992, 1993
Eglish St. Patrick's 2006, 2010
Galbally Pearses 1990, 2015
Killeeshil St. Mary's 1999, 2000
Moortown St. Malachy's 1989, 2020
Strabane Sigerson's 1996, 2009
Trillick St. Macartan's 1997, 2008
15 Aughabrack O’Connells
1
 1986
Clonoe O'Rahilly's 2023
Donaghmore St. Patrick's 2016
Drumquin Wolfe Tones 2003
Fintona Pearses 2007
Kildress Wolfe Tones 2021
Killyclogher St. Mary's 1987
Loughmacrory St. Teresa's 2014
Moy Tír na nÓg 2024
Stewartstown Harps 1988
Urney St. Columba's 1991

Division 3 (Junior) Reserve Championship titles listed by club, 1983–2025

# Club Wins Years won
1 Drumragh Sarsfields
9
 1983, 1985, 1989, 1999, 2002, 2017, 2019, 2021, 2023
2 Fintona Pearses
5
 1997, 2003, 2004, 2012, 2016
3 Beragh Red Knights
4
 1987, 1988, 2005, 2006
Brackaville Owen Roes 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011
Strabane Sigerson's 1984, 1993, 1995, 2025
6 Errigal Ciaran
2
 2008, 2018
Eskra Emmetts 2000, 2024
Newtownstewart St. Eugene's 1986, 1991
Owen Roe O'Neill's 1992, 1998
10 Aughabrack O'Connell's
1
 1994
Castlederg St. Eugene's 2001
Glenelly St. Joseph's 2015
Killeeshil St. Mary's 1996
Loughmacrory St. Teresa's 2013
Stewartstown Harps 2022
Tattyreagh St. Patrick's 2014
Urney St. Columba's 1990

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