WATCH: Ronan O’Neill scores most cheeky goal you’re not even allowed to try in training

You wouldn't do that in a game so don't do it in training...

But Ronan O'Neill would. He'd do it in a bloody Ulster final, for God's sake. Tyrone disposed of Down like they were only a routine Sunday chore to notch their second successive Ulster title and bring Mickey Harte's personal tally in the province to six. https://twitter.com/SportsJOEdotie/status/886598313415512064 The Red Hand outfit ran out 2-17 to 0-15 victors after they were held to a two-point margin by half time and it was the sort of impressive performance that made the country sit back and worry a little about the might of this team - until Dublin went and bettered it again of course. You think Tyrone are unbelievable - then you watch Dublin. There's no doubt that the northerners are up there with the best of them though - with Dublin and with Kerry - but they still have to prove that they're capable of scalping one of the big guns to truly show their All-Ireland credentials. As Sean Cavanagh made his 87th championship appearance for the county, they advanced to the quarter-finals where he'll now have the opportunity to match Tomás and Marc Ó Sé's records but it's not about those personal tallies - it's about bridging a gap back to 2008, to when they last go to contest for Sam. This was a good platform though. The win would've been all the more sweet for Mickey Harte who brought Ronan O'Neill and Lee Brennan off the bench in the last 17 minutes - the latter only getting four - and the pair kicked 2-1 between them to show the depth that the Ulster champions are boasting. But it was Omagh man O'Neill who really stole the show with two finishes of the highest quality - the last of which even trumped Jamie Clarke's bit of magic in Tipperary. https://twitter.com/JoeBrolly1993/status/886605964077658113 The lob really was something else. It was the sort of finish that only takes place at the club when a training game has descended into utter chaos and either the manager cracks up with the team at how slack things have gotten or the 'keeper throws a wobbler because he's been left red-faced but he makes the point that you won't be pissing around like that in a game so don't be f**king trying it in training. https://twitter.com/eirSport/status/886600138466177024 O'Neill doesn't give a damn about the occasion. If you so much as come eight yards off your line, you're there to be lobbed. Clinical. Beautiful. Tyrone at their best. Football at its finest.