By Shaun Casey THE GAA is for everybody, and Crossmaglen have joined the growing list of clubs that offer a weekly GAA For All programme to children, of all ages, with special needs. During her time in Australia, Crossmaglen native Sarah Cairns built up the experience of helping those with additional needs and on her […]
By Shaun Casey AIDAN Forker insists that his Maghery side are focusing on improving their performances, rather than worrying about the threat of relegation. Gavin Wylie’s men gave themselves a huge chance of staying in the top tier last weekend when they defeated Crossmaglen, but they now must travel to the Rangers on Friday evening […]
By Kieran Lynch “MY goal is to win an All-Ireland with Armagh, that’s number one. And we’re so close; we’re really, really close.” Alex Clarke has big ambitions. At the age of 20, she has her whole career ahead of her, but she has only one goal in mind. And she believes that she […]
By Shaun Casey SOME of Armagh’s most talented players look set to miss out on the club championship campaign, which throw in at the end of August. Oisin O’Neill struggled with injury all season long and only made a handful of appearances for the Orchard County. His solitary championship appearance came Donegal in the opening […]
John McEntee warns that new rules limiting panels could have a negative effect upon team morale.
Tiarnan McConville talks about why winning with Crossmaglen is so important.
John McEntee has no issue with managing against Crossmaglen.
Joe Brolly says teams like Crossmaglen prove that not all Gaelic Football tam have to revrt to systems.
Jack Grugan and James Morgan are friends in the classroom, but not on the pitch.
A statement will be made at the Atheltic grounds on Saturday.
