Armagh GAA issues warning over counterfeit Sam Maguire Cup
County say counterfeit trophy being taken to venues ‘in exchange for substantial amounts of money’
County say counterfeit trophy being taken to venues ‘in exchange for substantial amounts of money’
Five Derry players have been named on the Electric Ireland Minor Star Football Team of the Year
Armagh players will feel unbreakable after winning their first All-Ireland. On the back of losing another final, next year could be very tough for Galway
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Seán Moran: After 25 years of historically dominant teams, the GAA looks to be on the verge of less predictable All-Irelands
Galway will rue their missed chances in the All-Ireland final, which followed a peculiarly specific pattern
Michael Murphy: Armagh’s All-Ireland was the result of a Kieran McGeeney masterclass in spreading around reliance
One of Armagh’s finishers reveals how his team found the resolve to win the All-Ireland
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This year of years belongs to the victorious northern county whose supporters have been among the most loyal all season
Galway manager Pádraic Joyce rues costly missed opportunities which proved vital in a one-point All-Ireland final defeat
Both the player and his GAA president father delivered at Croke Park on All-Ireland final day
In the 10th year of his management, the fates may have relented but the Armagh manager didn’t
Kieran McGeeney’s team had enough of losing and designed a gameplan to keep Galway at arm’s length throughout a tense and dogged final
Iconic Tribesmen of 1998; Mayo unimpressed; Ulster on the rise; form holding up; and more
Seagull with broken wing vies for attention at Croke Park before Kieran McGeeney and Armagh enjoy final glory
‘It’s great to get over the line and you see the emotions from the fans and players and what it means to them’
‘You know, it feels quiet. It’s like wearing a pair of ear muffs for a change, quietens all the noise’
Kieran McGeeney’s team kept their composure to hold out in a frantic finale at Croke Park
Kieran McGeeney’s zonal defence wins the day as Aaron McKay gets forward for the only goal on the final
Margins prove wafer-thin as Kieran McGeeney’s Armagh men edge over the line at Croke Park
Connacht side fall just short in tense endgame at Croke Park
The Crossmaglen all-rounder has had his best season yet and is one match-winning display away from being the probable Footballer of the Year
Galway are a seasoned unit and their experience should tell in tight All-Ireland final
The battle between the respective goalkeepers Blaine Hughes and Conor Gleeson will have a big bearing on the outcome of Sunday’s All-Ireland final
In a busy career, journalist, broadcaster and author Jim Carney has monitored the eternal traditions and moods of Galway football
Galway are bidding to add to their tally of eight All-Ireland titles while Armagh seek just their second
‘It’s just everything you dream that an All-Ireland final build-up could be, and probably a wee bit more,’ says Oisín McConville
Manager Kieran McGeeney has given his heart and soul over a decade to the task of bringing Armagh football back to the summit
The kickout battle and taking goalscoring opportunities will be key to determining the outcome of a game that’s hard to call
Galway named an unchanged side for the final against Armagh
Kieran McGeeney has patiently assembled a well-drilled Armagh side with a potent mixture of experience and youth
Everything you need to know about the football decider at Croke Park
Peter McGrane drops to the bench for Armagh with Connaire Mackin coming into the side on Sunday
Armagh stalwart Aidan Forker aiming to create history by becoming just the second Orchard County captain after Kieran McGeeney to lift the Sam Maguire cup
Dylan McHugh's consistent excellence has been a huge factor in Galway’s march to a second All-Ireland final in three years
Connacht side’s defensive blanket has been superb all season, so Kieran McGeeney’s side must carefully pick their moments to commit forward
Ciarán Murphy: All week I’ve had a firm belief about Galway’s chances of All-Ireland glory but a trip to Crossmaglen provided an unsettling doubt or two
Galway have traditionally been associated with attacking flair but Pádraic Joyce’s side have conceded just one goal in nine championship outings this year
‘If you produce the goods you can wear a pink tutu and have pom poms for all I care’
‘Sevens Heaven’ awaits for our Olympians; Darragh Ó Sé thinks Galway will claim Sam; Shamrock Rovers are left with a mountain to climb
Selector John Concannon says injuries had stretched the squad but it meant so many players got game-time and are now in contention for places
The experience of losing a final in 2022 means Pádraic Joyce’s team know all about the regrets of leaving an All-Ireland behind
Armagh ‘lifer’ has been part of Kieran McGeeney’s management team for the last four years
Sunday’s decider will be the first since 2010 not to feature any of Dublin, Kerry or Mayo
The protocols of the lead-up to an All-Ireland final can seem strange, but are ultimately useful
Orchard County forward Rory Grugan was in the stands as a supporter when Armagh won Sam Maguire 22 years ago
The Kingdom did enough in a low-scoring second half to seal their place in championship decider
A lack of strength in depth was one of the Kingdom’s main weaknesses this season
Kelly trained on Tuesday night along with other injury concerns Damien Comer, Shane Walsh and Rob Finnerty
The All-Ireland finals feel pleasingly fresh even if the teams are familiar to each other
Jack O’Connor has a lot to ponder over the winter - short kick-outs take too much out of the players and he has to get better at bringing youth through
Kieran McGeeney’s side showed some real innovation in attack, while Galway’s defensive shape caused problems for Donegal’s shooters
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