One of Tyrone minors' star performers this year, Harry Og Conlon is adamant that the Ulster side will not be complacent against Mayo in the All-Ireland semi final on Sunday.

Og Conlon produced a man of the match display in the Ulster final and now the preparations for the All-Ireland semi final are winding down as the Red Hands get ready to face Mayo for a place in this year's final.

"We have been successful so far and that can make you complacent. We have to get our mindset right," said Og Conlon. "Mayo have been a bogey team for Tyrone in the past, especially the minors, but Tyrone manager Raymond Munroe has been keeping our feet on the ground.

"We have to control our confidence and not get complacent. We need the same mindset as we had in the Ulster final. "Raymond is always talking about this team working for one another - the 'whole team' ethos.

"Training is going really well and there is a lot of competition for places in the starting line up - Liam Gervin is back and pushing. Everyone is on their toes and hopefully coming to their peak at the right time." Tweet

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