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Published 12:55 5 Feb 2023 GMT
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"There was a lot of courage and a lot of guts shown there at the end, and I knew that we would have that, because there was a desire there from the draw was made and it was a home game."
The Tyrone manager was also full of praise for sharpshooter and match-winner Little.
"I told Mickey after the game how proud I was of him, and more importantly how proud Damian would be of him.
"It's not an easy role to come in and take over the role of free-taker for Tyrone after how Damian was for 10 years.
"And for a young lad like Mickey, a club-mate of Damian's, who had probably, as a child, been watching Damian for the last 10 years and idolising him, and all of a sudden he's out under the lights on a night like that with a big crowd watching him, and taking crucial frees at he end of the game, and putting them away."
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