FOR 125 years, the pages of the Ulster Herald have chronicled every triumph, controversy and turning point in the story of Gaelic games across Tyrone. But in the early decades, the newspaper did much more than simply report the action – it actively championed the growth of the GAA at a time when the organisation was still finding its feet in the county. From the earliest calls to promote the national games to the unforgettable scenes surrounding…
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