Tyrone All County Football League 2026: Final Rounds

What to Expect

Tyrone GAA published the remaining 2026 All County League fixtures on 3 August, and they squeeze the end of the league season into a fortnight before the Connollys of Moy club championships begin. Division 1 and Division 2 each have several rounds left, played midweek under lights and on Sunday afternoons, at the home club’s grounds. With league placings and relegation still open, these are the last competitive runs most panels get before championship.

Division 2 goes first: Wednesday 12 August at 7.30pm, Moy Tír na nÓg v Derrylaughan Kevin Barry’s. Division 1 follows on Thursday 13 August at 7.30pm with Coill an Chlochair v An Charraig Mhór, Fianna Oileán an Ghuail v Galbally Pearses and Loughmacrory St Teresa’s v Moortown St Malachy’s, and Division 2 has Kildress Wolfe Tones v Cookstown Fr Rock’s the same evening. Friday 14 August is the heaviest night of the lot, with five Division 1 games including Errigal Ciaran v Dungannon Thomas Clarke and An Droim Mór v Edendork, plus seven Division 2 ties. Sunday 16 August brings a full round in both divisions at 3.30pm, Monday 17 August has Errigal Ciaran v Omagh St Enda’s at 7.15pm, and the Division 1 season closes with eight games on Sunday 23 August at 3.30pm, including Clonoe O’Rahilly’s v Errigal Ciaran.

Good to Know

• Runs Wednesday 12 August to Sunday 23 August 2026
• Midweek throw-ins at 7.30pm, Sunday games at 3.30pm, Monday 17 August at 7.15pm
• Games are at the home club’s grounds, spread right across the county
• The full fixture grid for both divisions is on the Tyrone GAA website
• Admission prices are set by the host club, so check with the club before travelling
• Fixtures can move at short notice, so confirm on tyronegaa.ie or the club’s own page on the day

Getting There

League games are scattered across Tyrone, from Moy and Coalisland in the east to Aghyaran and Castlederg in the west, so check the home club before setting out. The M1 serves the east Tyrone clubs through Dungannon, the A5 runs north to south through Omagh and Strabane for the western venues, and the A505 links Omagh with Cookstown for the mid-Tyrone grounds. All clubs have free parking on site. Rural evening bus services are sparse, so a car is the practical way to get to a midweek game.