2000, Galbally Pearses' officially opened their new playing pitch and extension to the spectator stand. In 2001 the seniors won the Jim Devlin Cup while in 2003 the minors won the Grade 2 Championship beating Stewartstown. In 2005, the club helped celebrate the 100th anniversary of Gaelic games and culture in the Galbally Area. In 2006 the seniors won the Division 1B League. In 2008, Galbally Pearses' and the Oonagh Celts' embarked on a project to improve and expand their facilities at Pearse Park. As of December 2009, one of the new playing pitch had been completed with work ongoing on the second pitch and youth pitch. The project was expected to be completed by late 2010. Galbally were relegated from senior football in 2010. Galbally won the Ulster Intermediate League in 2011 and reached the Tyrone Intermediate Football Championship final the same year before losing to Kildress. Galbally started the 2015 season by winning the Ulster intermediate league for the second time in their history defeating Stewartstown in the final by a scoreline of 2–9 to 2–6. Galbally finished the season by winning the intermediate league with still a game to play after defeating neighbours Killeeshil on a scoreline of 0–18 to 1–6. The reserves also finished the season in style by winning the intermediate reserve championship against Cookstown. In 2017, Galbally won their first ever grade 1 championship at any age group and their first adult championship since 1958 when they defeated Loughmacrory in the Tyrone Under-21 Football Championship final on a score line of 2–12 to 1–13 at Healy Park, Omagh. In 2019, Galbally won both the intermediate league and championship. In the championship final, they defeated neighbours Pomeroy in the final by one point. They reached the Ulster final losing out to Magheracloone. Honours Tyrone Intermediate Football Championship 2019, 2022 Ulster Intermediate Club Football Championship (1) 2022 Tyrone Junior Football Championship (1) 1958 Tyrone Senior Football League (1) 2006 Tyrone Intermediate Football League (3) 1991, 2015, 2019 Tyrone Junior Football League (2) 1954, 1986 Notable people Sean Hurson Mickey Murphy Paddy Tally External links References Gaelic games clubs in County Tyrone Gaelic football clubs in County Tyrone