Tyrone captain emphasizes need for strong start in 2027 Gaelic football season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 11:00 PM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Tyrone captain Brian Kennedy stated that the team's primary goal is to secure their place in Gaelic football's premier competition for 2027. He emphasized a need for a strong start to the Division Two league, aiming for a top-four finish to avoid relegation to the Tailteann Cup. Kennedy noted the added competition from teams like Dublin and Monaghan, which recently dropped into Division Two. Despite a mixed performance in 2026, he believes the squad is close to achieving an All-Ireland title, building on their recent playoff appearances. Kennedy's focus is on consistency and preparing for the league's challenges ahead.
- •Brian Kennedy calls for Tyrone to secure 2027 championship spot
- •Strong showing in Division Two league is essential
- •Dublin and Monaghan add to Division Two competition
- •Tyrone aims to build on past playoff successes
- •Kennedy emphasizes the need for consistency and urgency
- 11:00 PMYahoo Sports — Tyrone must 'hit ground running in 2027' - Kennedy
"Tyrone captain Brian Kennedy feels the Red Hands can "absolutely" win an All-Ireland title, securing their spot in Gaelic football's blue riband competition for 2027 is the first objective.
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