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McLaughlin: We'll bounce back
Tyrone captain Sinead McLaughlin believes the players will recover and challenge again for the title in 2011 following their heavy 3-16 to 0-9 defeat to Dublin in the All-Ireland Ladies Football Championship final.
"A lot of these girls have been playing for a number of years now." she said.
"It's the first taste of getting to Croke Park, so hopefully the girls will dig deep now for next year and come back out, and try and get back to an All-Ireland final again and hopefully go one better."
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