Under pressure City set sights on win against Dundela

Armagh City is setting its sights on a Holm Park win this Saturday against east Belfast visitors Dundela. The local side has...

St Paul’s Lurgan claim Armagh Intermediate Championship with victory over Grange

St Paul’s 2-13 vs 2-10 Grange St Paul’s of Lurgan claimed their first Armagh Intermediate Championship in 30 years with victory...

Larne swoop on Eagles to become form team in Championship One

Armagh City 2 Larne 4 Larne are fast becoming the form team in the Belfast Telegraph Championship One. With back-to-back wins over...

Armagh handed tough opening Ulster Championship draw

Armagh will begin their 2015 Ulster Championship campaign against either Donegal or Tyrone. The beaten All-Ireland finalists and reigning Ulster champions...

Crossmaglen power their way into another County Championship Final

By Manus Loughran St. Patrick’s Cullyhanna gave Crossmaglen Rangers their closest contest to date in this year’s Senior Championship but fell...

Harps clinch place in Senior Final with ruthless second half performance

By Manus Loughran Ultan Lennon really helped his side dig deep with some fine scores after their flat first half against...

Bernie Murray – Armagh’s Camogie Player of the Decade

Winter evenings in the world of Gaelic games are generally accompanied by a circuit of end of season award ceremonies, each...

Armagh City manager Marty Rice to tinker with squad ahead of Coagh clash

Armagh City manager Marty Rice, may have to tinker with his squad this week as his side contest a competitive Bob...

City of Armagh record another with victory over Kanturk in All-Ireland League

Fresh after their narrow 20-15 home win against Navan Armagh made the long trip into Co. Cork to play newly promoted...

Forkhill ladies ready for Ulster adventure

By Richard Bullick Amy Mulholland acknowledges that her Armagh Junior champions are already in bonus territory but the Forkhill captain has...

From tragedy to triumph for Armagh club Lurgyvallen Twelve

Through tragedy comes triumph – a mantra that surely resonates with one of Armagh’s newest amateur football clubs. Lurgyvallen Twelve FC...

Armagh up to fourth after victory over Navan in All-Ireland League

Just picture the day, glorious sunshine with two of the Grand Slam ladies Irish players present at the pre-match lunch. The...