Armagh 0-21 Galway 1-12

Armagh 3-08 Longford 2-09

Armagh 3-8 Longford 1-9

Armagh manager Paul Grimley has made five changes to his Armagh team for Sunday's Allianz Football League clash with Wexford.

Laois 0-20 Armagh 1-10

Laois 0-20 Armagh 1-10

Armagh manager Paul Grimley has selected a new-look team for Saturday's Allianz Football League Division 2 opener against Laois at O'Moore Park (throw-in 7pm).

This was the game the Ulster Championship had been waiting for, and who better to deliver it than these fiercest of rivals.

Tyrone 0-19 Armagh 1-13

There are three Championship newcomers in the Armagh team to face Tyrone in Sunday's Ulster SFC quarter-final at the Athletic Grounds (throw-in 4pm).

After a nightmare week for Armagh, there was more than a touch of irony about Ciarán McKeever’s late heroics which helped the Orchard county snatch a precious league victory on Saturday night.

Armagh 1-14 Down 0-16

Laois 1-15 Armagh 1-10

Pat Gilroy yesterday found himself praising another of his forwards for the second week running after Diarmuid Connolly blitzed Armagh for 3-3 in an emphatic Dublin win at Croke Park.

For a team accused of having a soft centre, a six-point win over Armagh in the Athletic Grounds has to go down as a good night.

Armagh 2-8 Kerry 0-10

Alan Quirke is back between the posts for Cork who take on Down in this weekend’s Allianz Football League, at Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday.

Conor Counihan expressed himself happy enough to be making the long journey home with a point in the bag and, while they could have left with nothing, they really should have departed with two.

Armagh 0-10 Cork 1-7

WHEN it ended, Mick O’Dwyer simply curled his match programme that bit tighter, took off his woolly hat and marched head down towards the dressing-room.

Wicklow 0-10 Armagh 2-9

Declan McKenna will make his first Championship start for Armagh in tomorrow's All-Ireland SFC second round replay against Wicklow.

MICHEAL MEEHAN returns to the Galway starting lineup for tomorrow’s All-Ireland SFC qualifier against Meath in one of five changes made by manager Tomás Ó Flatharta following the Connacht semi-final defeat to Mayo.

In selecting his team to face Derry in Sunday's Ulster SFC semi-final, Armagh manager Paddy O'Rourke has kept faith with the side that beat Down last time out.

Former Mayo player Billy Joe Padden will make his Ulster Championship debut in tomorrow night's quarter-final clash with Down at the Morgan Athletic Grounds (throw-in 7.30pm).

CLONOULTY-Rossmore defender John O’Keeffe will make his senior intercounty hurling championship debut in Sunday’s Munster quarter-final clash against Cork after being named in Tipperary’s starting side last night.

IT didn’t constitute a told-you-so but Kieran Donaghy’s excellence at full-forward in Armagh’s Athletic Grounds yesterday provided Jack O’Connor with grounds for justification.

Armagh 1-9 Kerry 1-13

AN early goal and a strong finish proved decisive for Armagh as they capped their first ever visit to McHale Park, Castlebar with a crucial victory after a frantic Allianz National League tussle.

Mayo 1-10 Armagh 2-10

Down 0-12 Armagh 0-11

Armagh 1-11 Monaghan 0-13

Donegal, Antrim, Derry and Armagh claimed opening round wins in the Dr McKenna Cup tonight.

SUDDENLY the complexion of this Dublin football team has a much brighter hue.

All-Ireland SFC Round 3 Qualifier

THE draws for the second round of the All-Ireland football qualifiers will be televised by TV3, not in the usual Sunday evening slot, but on Monday morning.

The GAA's Central Hearings Committee has upheld four-week bans for Armagh footballer Brian Mallon and Waterford footballer Tommy Prendergast, while Prendergast's Deise colleague Tony Grey has had his case adjourned until later this week.

THE all-Ulster clash of Armagh and Donegal was the pick of last night’s All-Ireland senior football qualifiers first round draw.

PAT SPILLANE makes no apologies for being a GAA romantic. Unfortunately for the viewers of RTÉ, Pat suffers from a strain of footballing romance which is of the Mills and Boon variety – it is largely fictional and entirely predictable.

A SIMPLY astonishing scoreline and one made all the more so given the fact that few in the crowd of 11,675 would have given tuppence for Monaghan’s chances at ten past two yesterday afternoon.

Monaghan 1-18 Armagh 0-9

SPARE a thought for Gerard O’Kane today.

Derry 1-7 Armagh 1-10