Caolan Daly gets in his shot as Down's Michael Clake and Ryan McAleenan close in during the Ulster U21 semi final at Casement Park
Tyrone eased to a 0-16 to 1-8 win over Down at Casement Park in this Cadbury Ulster U21FC semi-final.
The visitors looked slick and decisive in the first half as nine brilliant scores from play propelled them to a 0-9 to 0-4 interval advantage.
Donal O'Hare's wonderful 49th-minute goal seemed to offer the Mourne County a lifeline but Raymond Munroe's charges redoubled their efforts to win comfortably.
Substitute Peter Mallon and Conor McAliskey (from a '45') clipped over the closing scores as Down were left to rue ten wides.
Darren McCurry was top scorer for Tyrone, who now meet holders Cavan in a repeat of last year's provincial decider.
Tyrone - D McAnenly; B Tierney, D McNally, HP McGeary; N Sludden, C Clarke (0-1), T McCann; H Og Conlan S Warnock; S Tierney, T Canavan (0-2), R Donnelly (0-2); D McCurry (0-4), C McAliskey (0-3), C Daly (0-3). Subs - P Mallon (0-1) for Tierney, P McNulty for McCann, C Grugan for Donnelly, J Munroe for Warnock, S McGuigan for Canavan.
Down - S Harrison; M Clarke, S McNamee, R McAleenan; K McClorey (0-1), G McGovern, D McKibben; N McParland, C Gough (0-1); J McClean, C Clarke, M Bagnall (0-1); D Savage (0-3), R McGarry (0-1), D O'Hare (1-0). Subs - K Quinn for McClean, S McArdle (0-1) for Gough, N Madine for McGarry, J Johnston for Savage.
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