WICKLOW might become the first county Mick O’Dwyer will depart without winning championship silverware but the ethos and style of football that the Kerry legend has promoted for over half a century is clearly embedded in the Garden County.

Armagh 0-19 Wicklow 2-13

WINNING a provincial semi-final is no place to declare a famine is over but a millstone was lifted from the neck of Derry football yesterday.

Derry 3-14 Armagh 1-11

Armagh 0-18 Galway 1-20, Athletic Grounds, Allianz Football League

DUBLIN football defender Kevin Nolan says he and his team-mates train as hard as Premier League footballers.

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.

Down 0-12 Armagh 0-11

Armagh 0-12 Antrim 1-12

Galway 2-13 New York 0-12

GALWAY were pushed all the way by 13-man New York in a physical encounter at Gaelic Park but the biggest shock in decades was prevented by a vintage display from Páraic Joyce.

THEY may not have replicated the sparkling football that carried them to the All-Ireland final stage, but Castlegregory’s heart and persistence made them worthy junior champions in Croke Park yesterday.

Sea The Stars has won the big race at York today.

Crossmaglen Rangers (Armagh) 4-12 Drom-Broadford (Limerick) 0-6

A five-point haul from Oisin McConville was the difference as Crossmaglen Rangers secured their seventh Ulster Club SFC title at Brewster Park in Enniskillen today.

Crossmaglen (Armagh) 0-13 Dr Crokes (Kerry) 1-5

Royal Rebel, a 16-1 chance, won the £220,000 (€342,000) Gold Cup for the second successive year at Royal Ascot this afternoon.