Monthly Archives: November 2019

On Saturday 30th of November, The Carrickdale Hotel will host the annual Armagh LGFA awards night, with lots of awards up for grabs! The Armagh county team experienced a fantastic…

The Armagh hurling team enjoyed a pretty successful year in 2019, making both the league final and the Nicky Rackard Cup Final, but just fell short on both occasions, losing…

It’s impossible to predict just how many column inches will be devoted to Armagh’s new star in the coming years but 2019 certainly displayed just how good Rian O’Neill is,…

What a year 2019 has been for St Colmcille’s Grange and it was topped off on Saturday evening when they received two All-Star awards in Diarmuid Rafferty (Midfields) and Miceal…

For a good few years now Conor McNally has been hailed as a Division One level footballer playing in the Junior Championship. A Sigerson Cup winner with DCU, McNally has…

Middletown successfully overcame Keady 2-17 to 1-13 in this year’s Senior Hurling Championship final to regain the top status in Armagh. A stand out performer that day for the men…

Sean Treacy’s captured the Junior Championship crown in 2019 and Danny Magee has to take a lot of credit for bringing the title back to Lurgan. Across their semi final…

Underage Referee of the Year: Martin Hatzer Hurling Referee of the Year: Leon Reynolds Football Referee of the Year: Jake Magill Jake Magill of O’Hanlon’s Poyntzpass received the ultimate award…

Jack Grugan claims the full forward position in the Club All-Star team for the second year in a row with Ballymacnab’s top marks man once again proving his worth throughout…

Miceal McKenna’s heroic year in the green and white of Grange sees him pick up his first Club All-Star at wing half forward while Oisin O’Neill claims the number 11…