In their pomp Armagh were the real boys of summer

Fans returning to Croke Park for Dublin tie will recall a glorious decade from 1999

Na Fianna’s hurlers one step from Dublin summit and history after memorable rise

Famous for their football the club from Mobhi Road are becoming a hurling powerhouse

Third time’s a charm as Kerry go with safe pair of hands in Jack O’Connor

Three-time All-Ireland winning manager’s elevation comes after a week of entertaining intrigue

Kevin McStay: How badly do Kildare, as a county, want real success?

We need to see how badly Kildare want real success. How much do they want an All-Ireland?

Jim McGuinness: Gaelic football is now just a shooting contest

Elemental rawness created by fierce defensive play now marked absent

‘It’s do or die’: Mackin says Armagh’s clash with Mayo not a dead rubber

Defeat on Saturday means side could face Galway in quarters and Dublin in semis

Death of Under-20 captain casts shadow on Monaghan victory over Armagh

Monaghan play their way into Ulster final for the first time since 2015

Jim McGuinness: Armagh could be on cusp of something special

Kieran McGeeney’s side have something about them but need more solidity in defence

Jim McGuinness: Focus on fitness needed for counties to keep up with the best

Physical conditioning of Kerry last week was striking to see and needs to be replicated

SFC weekend previews: Throw-in times, TV channels and verdicts

Roscommon and Galway face off at the Hyde, will Cluxton feature for Dublin?

Relief for Donegal as fans return for draw in Armagh

McBrearty inspires comeback as teams play in front of fans at the Athletic Grounds

Armagh make winning return to top flight against Monaghan

Monaghan introduced Conor McManus for second half but Armagh finished stronger

Weekend football previews: TV details, throw-in times and verdicts

Seán Moran looks ahead to a busy first weekend as football action returns

Kieran McGeeney and Armagh savouring return to top flight

Armagh boss has added Kerry legend Donaghy to the Orchard County’s coaching team

Sideline Cut: Mayo will be a county of a hundred thousand vigils come 5pm

Mayo’s All-Ireland quest has ultimately been about the bloody mindedness of the players

Determined Donegal have the bit between their teeth

Declan Bonner pleased with his side’s emphatic dismantling of Armagh in Cavan

Bright young players could bring Kildare out of Dublin’s shadow

Former manager Pádraig Nolan feeling positive ahead of Leinster semi-final clash with Meath

Armagh finish strong against Clare to return to top tier

Clare just about avoid the drop after Armagh score five points unanswered to seal win

Stakes high for Armagh and Roscommon as league returns

Battle for promotion and against relegation very much alive in Division Two

Enda McNulty on standing guard at the door of your own mind

Former Armagh player talks to Keith Duggan about advice, learnings and life

My favourite sporting moment: Donegal and Kildare’s high summer street opera

An unexpected epic of an All-Ireland quarter-final provides magic escapism in July 2011

Allianz Football League: Previews, throw-ins and verdicts

Malachy Clerkin looks at the action across all four divisions

Armagh leave Kildare in their wake

Kieran McGeeney’s side too strong even when reduced to 14 men

Dr McKenna Cup wrap: Tyrone edge Armagh in six goal thriller

Donegal prove too strong for Derry as Down book semi-final spot with win over Antrim

Oisín O’Neill wants young Cross players to leave a mark

‘In Cross our first option always is to go out and play attacking football’

Darragh Ó Sé: If Tyrone put as much into football as the dark arts, they'd be some team

Dublin are awesome but Kerry's young players will still be expected to perform against them

Darragh Ó Sé: Super-8s clash with Mayo is exactly what Kerry need

Every battle now represents a possible last stand for remarkable team

Instinct and experience stands to Mayo in win over Armagh

Cillian O’Connor came off the bench for the first time this year in one point win

Echoes of the past as youthful Armagh head for western front

In 2001 the Ulster county took part in one of the most dramatic of the early qualifiers

GAA All-Ireland football qualifiers, round two previews

Antrim can make life difficult for Kildare while Armagh could pile misery on Monaghan

Cavan beat Armagh and return to the Ulster final at long last

‘I am emotional because I know the work those lads have put in, they fully deserve it’

All your weekend Gaelic football previews

Leinster and Ulster semi-finals down for decision and the first of qualifiers

Weekend football previews: Armagh and Cavan slug for a place in Ulster final

Cork and Kerry can advance to the Munster final while Longford and Kildare go again

Kieran McGeeney’s Armagh finally get over the line in Ulster

Down beaten after extra time, for first provincial win at the fifth time of asking

Armagh’s Portugal trip does not infringe collective training rule

County Board were granted permission by CCCC under amendment to Rule 6.45

Armagh in hot water after defying GAA’s training camps rule again

Club currently training at Browns complex in Portugal ahead of Ulster quarter-final clash

Joanne O’Riordan: Lack of facilities ensures it’s far from a level playing pitch for all

GAA should address concerns of women players, fans and those who are disabled

Jamie Clarke unimpressed by the increasing simulation in Gaelic football

Armagh forward claims defenders resorting to underhand tactics to get him sent off

Kildare find a way to stay alive before going in for the kill

Armagh let five-points lead go during final quarter in Newbridge

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