Progging The Orchard tickets on sale

Northern Ireland International Nial McGinn hands over one his International jerseys to Peter Bayne, Editor, Tyrone Times. The jersey will be auctioned at 'Progging the Orchard' in Coalisland on June 7.

Published on 28/05/2012 08:22

With the Tyrone and Armagh championship clash less than two weeks away, our Progging The Orchard GAA chat night on Thursday June 7 tickets are selling out fast.

A limited number of tickets are on sale from a variety of sources and money raised will go towards the Coalisland Cares Group.

Representing the Orchard County will be two men who gave years of distinguished service to the Orange jersey.

Ger Houlahan broke Tyrone hearts on a number of occasions during a sixteen year inter-county career that saw him earn an AllStar award and two Ulster Senior titles.

Brian Canavan was Houlahan’s manager when he tasted the Ulster glory and was crucial in shaping the Armagh team that Joe Kernan would eventually lead to All Ireland glory.

In the red corner and giving a Tyrone take on the clash will be former Tyrone heroes Feargal Logan and Damian O’Hagan.

Coalisland’s O’Hagan was an AllStar-winning full forward in the 1980s representing Tyrone with distinction for many years. More recently he has led his Fianna club to a Tyrone SFC title in 2010.

Stewartstown Harps clubman Feargal Logan was a pivotal centre field presence for Tyrone in the mid-1990s and picked up Ulster Senior medals in 1995 and 1996.

Better known for keeping the warring factions apart on the field, Brackaville referee Sean Quinn promises to be an entertaining compere for the night, while local bookmaker Gregory Hughes will give an indication of were the money is going.

There are a limited number of seats available, tickets arew available now from all local GAA clubs, Clonoe O’Rahillys, Coalisland Fianna, Brackaville Owen Roes, Derrytresk, Derrylaughan and Brocagh.

Each club have 20 tickets for sale, so buy your ticket now

Tickets also on sale at from O’Neill’s Bar, Coalisland, Frank McGirr Menswear, from the Craic Theatre itself and the Tyrone Times Office at Thomas Street, Dungannon.

So, for a great night’s entertainment and the best possible build-up to the big match, get your ticket today.

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