ARMAGH attacker Kevin Dyas’ 59th-minute introduction at Croke Park on Saturday garnered a huge ovation from the Orchard support. His appearance in their Division Three final win over Fermanagh was his first time taking the field competitvely for his county since the 2015 Ulster Championship quarter-final loss to Donegal. Still, false dawns have accompanied the […]
Forker looking forward to Fermanagh challenge
AIDAN Forker relishes the thinking side of football. He said he is looking forward to this Saturday’s Division Three final meeting with Fermanagh because of the opportunity to unlock a defence. The centre half forward’s role this year has been to try to break down defences and the Orchard county have been successful doing so, […]
Kevin Cassidy: A bit of a siege
GAELIC Life columnist Kevin Cassidy has explored the impact that a siege mentality can have on a team’s chances of success.
Five minutes with Armagh’s Oisin Lappin
Oisin Lappin tells us which team mate is fond of the breakfast baps.
Five minutes with Armagh’s Blaine Hughes
Blaine Hughes tells us which team mate always has sweest and crisps.
Massive changes for Armagh Club Championships
THE Armagh Club Championships are set for significant change.
McCorry hoping to add a winning mentality to Armagh
NEW Armagh coach Jim McCorry has said that he hopes to add a winning mentality to the side
Armagh final: A statistical breakdown
MAGHERY and Armagh Harps battle it out for the Gerry Fagan Cup this Sunday and BMAC Performance Analysis have produced a statistical view.
Armagh quarter-finals: A statistical breakdown
THE Armagh quarter-finals are being held this weekend.
Armagh on the hunt for new manager
ARMAGH are on the hunt for a new hurling manager after Sylvester McConnell’s decision to step away.