Stephen O'Neill hopes Tyrone can "give it a good rattle" in the championship.

Despite the disappointment of Sunday's Division Two final loss to Kildare at Croke Park, team captain O'Neill feels the Red Hands did well during the league (they won all their other games in the competition) and he told this morning's Irish News that he's confident they can rebound from that defeat and kick on in Ulster:

"We're happy. We got promotion and that was the main objective at the start of the year. You always like to win a trophy but unfortunately we got none.

"We'll get a few days now with the club and then we'll be straight in preparing for the championship.

"We'll look forward to the club games and hopefully there'll be no more injuries picked up and we can give it a good rattle for the championship.

"We're disappointed. We thought we had prepared well but unfortunately we just didn't perform on the day and Kildare deserved their win, so we just have to go back to the drawing board now and try and put things right for Armagh." Tweet

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