Articles

A lot can change in ten years. Heading into the 2010 season, Pearse Ogs were the Senior County Champions, having captured their fourth ever title in 2009. It’s been eight…

Kevin Dyas was one of the most promising young talents during the golden years of Armagh football. He captained his county to an Ulster minor title in 2005, while helping…

12 more contestants once again fought it out for a place in the second round of Armagh GAA’s #WinToStayIn Skills Challenge. With the places in round two becoming increasingly limited,…

Armagh 1-17 Kildare 0-17 After 70 minutes of end-to-end action, Armagh secured their place in the All-Ireland Quarter Final for the first time in three years. Armagh overcame a competitive…

Armagh GAA posted six more games on Saturday night with 12 contestants once again battling it out for a place in the second round. Each contestant hoped to join John…

Armagh GAA have come up with the brilliant idea of holding a #WinToStayIn Skills Challenge, consisting of 44 past and present players as well as some special guests thrown into…

While much of the attention has surrounded Armagh's plan to build a multi-million pound "state of the art" training facility, the old stomping ground at Callanbridge has been refurbished! Armagh…

Part of a deadly forward line that helped guide Armagh to their first ever All-Ireland title back in 2002, Diarmaid Marsden was a mainstay on that great Armagh team for…

Paul Hearty (Crossmaglen) For over 20 years Paul Hearty minded the goals for Crossmaglen Rangers and his medal collection speaks for itself, winning 19 Armagh Championships, 11 Ulster Club titles…

Granemore 0-5 Ballymacnab 1-1 A sense of déjà vu was in the crisp December air in St Marys Park Granemore as acquaintances were renewed after the previous weeks breathless encounter…