Armagh are hopeful to have wing-back Ross McQuillan back fit in time for their Ulster senior football championship final against Monaghan on Sunday week.
Armagh midfielder Jarly Og Burns says "the hunger is still there" for the Orchard men to get over the line in the Ulster senior football championship final.
Kieran McGeeney was keeping his feet firmly on the ground after Armagh qualified for a fourth successive Ulster SFC final with a facile victory over Down.
Armagh demolished Down with a 3-33 to 0-14 victory in Clones this afternoon to move into their fourth successive Ulster senior football championship final.
This Bank Holiday weekend sees GAA fans with eight matches to watch live over the coming days as the finalists in the Leinster and Ulster senior football championships are set to be determined.
Armagh recorded their second win of this year's Ulster senior football championship in emphatic fashion this evening as they saw off Fermanagh by 2-32 to 1-24 in Enniskillen.
Following the recent high of a Ladies NFL Division 2 final victory, Katie Dowds and Donegal have another huge game on the horizon at the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds this weekend.
Monaghan will play Tyrone in the Ulster U20 football championship final next Wednesday evening after both sides came through their respective semi-finals last night.
The BOX-IT Athletic Grounds has been confirmed as the venue for the Ulster SFC semi-final between Derry and Monaghan on Saturday week, May 2 (throw-in 5pm).
A Ladies Gaelic Football Association Special Congress has voted through the package of 12 playing rule enhancements trialled during the 2026 Lidl National League season and Higher Education Colleges competitions.
Kieran McGeeney has hit out at Carton House for their handling of the controversy surrounding Armagh's planned training camp at the five-star Maynooth hotel.
Kieran McGeeney was experiencing mixed emotions after Armagh edged out neighbours Tyrone after extra-time in their Ulster SFC preliminary round clash at the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds.
Conor Turbitt's point late in extra time saw Armagh come through a battle against Tyrone in Sunday's Ulster senior football championship preliminary round clash.
Mayo saw off Armagh on a comprehensive 2-25 to 2-7 scoreline at the Box-It Athletic Grounds this afternoon to get their 2026 Nickey Rackard Cup campaign off to a winning start.
Armagh secured an immediate return to Division 2 of the Centra National Camogie League and cemented their status as favourites for the All-Ireland Junior Championship into the bargain with a straightforward 1-14 to 1-08 victory over Roscommon in the Division 3A final at Abbotstown on Saturday afternoon.
Armagh moved into the semi-finals of the Ulster U20 football championship thanks to a 1-24 to 2-15 win over Tyrone at the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds last night.
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