McMenamin announces his retirement
Tyrone defender Ryan McMenamin has called time on an inter-county career that has spanned 13 years.
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McMenamin aware his time may be short
Tyrone's Ryan McMenamin admits that his time as an inter-county footballer may be drawing to a close, but insists that he will do everything he can to fight for a place in Mickey Harte's squad.
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Brennan cleared, McMenamin not
Ryan McMenamin had his appeal turned down by the Central Appeals Committee last night, while Eddie Brennan was cleared of any wrong doing.
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McMenamin and Brennan appeal bans
Tyrone footballer Ryan McMenamin and Kilkenny hurler Eddie Brennan are having appeals against their respective eight and four-week bans heard in Croke Park tonight.
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McMenamin handed further two-week ban
Ryan McMenamin has failed in his appeal over his six-week suspension and in addition has been handed a further two-week ban.
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McMenamin appeal set for Thursday
Tyrone defender Ryan McMenamin's appeal against his six-week suspesnion is to be heard on Thursday of this week.
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Tyrone's McMenamin to appeal ban
The Tyrone County Board have confirmed that All Star defender Ryan McMenamin will appeal the six-week ban handed down to him by the GAA's Central Competitions Control Committee today.
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McMenamin waits on suspension news
Tyrone ace Ryan McMenamin is sweating over a potential suspension following an incident in Sunday's league clash with Kerry.
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McMenamin may be cited, Ó hAilpín returns
Tyrone's Ryan McMenamin may face sanction for off the ball incident and Setanta Ó hAilpín returns to Carlton squad.
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A Silke View of the NFL
Ray Silke discusses the Tyrone v Kerry NFL match, Ryan McMenamin's unsporting behaviour during the tie and 'sledging' in GAA.
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McMenamin injury less serious than feared
Tyrone manager Mickey Harte received good news on Monday over injury concern Ryan McMenamin.
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Cavanagh captains Tyrone
Sean Cavanagh will captain the Tyrone senior football team this weekend in the absence of the suspended Ryan McMenamin.
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New players could make difference for Ireland
The four players who took no part in last Friday's first International Rules Test in Melbourne - that is, Ryan McMenamin, Phillip Jordan, Ross Munnelly and Dessie Dolan - have been selected in the 23 man panel to contest the second Test at the Telstra Dome in Melbourne tomorrow.
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McMenamin doubtful for first test
All Ireland winning defender Ryan Mc Menamin is a doubt ahead of the first international rules test against Australia in Perth which takes place at the Subiaco Oval in Perth on friday morning.
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Gardiner and McMenamin win awards
Cork's John Gardiner and Tyrone's Ryan McMenamin were named footballer and hurler of the year at the Irish Daily Star/Waterford Crystal 2005 GAA awards last night.
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McMenamin back to face Dubs
Ryan McMenamin has reclaimed his corner back spot for Tyrone's All-Ireland quarter-final clash with Dublin following the appeal saga which finally saw his four-week ban overturned.
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McMenamin wins appeal
Tyrone have been boosted by the news that Ryan McMenamim has won his appeal against his suspension and has been cleared to play against Dublin in this Saturday's Bank Of Ireland football quarter-final at Croke Park.
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McMenamin to make final appeal to face Dubs
Tyrone's Ryan McMenamin will be back to plead his case for a third time this Wednesday as he seeks to have his four-week suspension overturned in time to face Dublin in Croke Park on Saturday.
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McMenamin appeal is finally rejected
Ryan McMenamin will not play for Tyrone in today's Bank of Ireland football qualifier against Monaghan.
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Harte vows to fight McMenamin suspension
Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has hit out at the Central Disciplinary Committee over the four week ban handed to Ryan McMenamin and has vowed to appeal the suspension.