Sean Armstrong | Niall Bogue | Eoin Brosnan | Paddy Bradley | Sean Cavanagh Aidan Carr | Kevin Cassidy | Ronan Clarke | Bryan Cullen | Colm Cooper
Shane Curran | Brian Dooher | Kieran Donahy | Mattie Forde | Thomas Freeman
Raymond Gallagher | Paul Galvin | Leighton Glynn | Ciaran Hanratty
Stephen Kernan | James Masters | Andy McClean | Oisin McConville
Ciaran McDonald | Stephen McDonnell | Michael Meehan | Barry Monaghan
Finnian Moriarty | Adrian Morrissey | Conor Mortimer | Eoin Mulligan
Ross Munnelly | Nicholas Murphy | Eamon O'Hara | Stephen O'Neill
Tomas Ó Sé | Darragh Ó Sé | Declan O'Sullivan | Colm Parkinson | Tomás Quinn
Donal Shine | Ciaran Whelan | Fergal Doherty

Eoin Mulligan, the young Tyrone tyro has been threatening to dominate a summer for several years now and suddenly he finds himself just one game away from
being part of the first ever team from the red-hand county to lift Sam Maguire.
The peroxide blonde hairstyle certainly helps him stand out from the crowd but the rise of the talented Cookstown forward has certainly taken the weight of responsibility off Peter Canavan’s broad shoulders. Mulligan’s lethal scoring ability has helped Tyrone’s march to their second successive league title and also the Ulster crown this year.

He is no stranger to success as he was a vital component in the counties underage success over recent years, this includes an All-Ireland winners medals at minor and under-21. One of his greatest moments to date was when he scored the deciding goal in the ’98 minor final against Laois at Croke Park.

In the aftermath of the semi-final victory over Kerry, Mulligan felt that many of the young players from these teams came of age: “Everybody talks about this great young Tyrone side but I think today we grew up.” Thanks to his dynamic impact this year Tyrone have finally made it back to an All-Ireland final for the first time since 1995. Now the next task is whether Mulligan can inspire his team to victory on the biggest stage of all.

What have been the greatest moments in your career?
Winning an U-21 and an U-18 All-Ireland medal, but it would be great to add
a senior medal to those this year.

Who were the toughest opponents you ever came up against?
Niall McCusker of Derry and Fay Devlin of Tyrone.

What advice would you give to young players?
Practise the basic skills of the game as often as possible.

Who was your childhood hero?
Without doubt Peter Canavan and Anthony Lagan from the Cookstown club.

Do you have any pre-match superstitions?
I always make sure that I am wearing my religious medal.

What does it feel like to be part of an all-Ulster football final?
It’s amazing, I’m really going to enjoy it and it is also such a historic occasion.