Former Tyrone manager Art Mcrory has passed away.
The Dungannon man led the Red Hands to five Ulster SFC titles in three different spells at the helm as well as a National League title in 2002 while in joint charge with Eugene McKenna.
McRory also took Tyrone to a first All-Ireland final in 1986, which they lost to Kerry.
A second All-Ireland decider was reached nine years later in 1995 where they were edged by a single point by Dublin in a game famed for Peter Canavan's brilliance and Charlie Redmond's controversial 'delayed' sending off.
McRory's inter-county management career began in triumph when he took Tyrone to an All-Ireland minor title in 1973.
He was also assistant to Ulster boss Brian McEniff for many years during the heyday of the Railway Cup.
Mr McRory was aged 82.
