Kilcoo (Down) 2-09 Crossmaglen Rangers (Armagh) 1-12 (aet)

Former All-Ireland Club SFC Champions Crossmaglen Rangers must face Kilcoo again in Ulster, where Ballinderry Shamrocks, Glenswilly and Roslea recorded wins; Dr Crokes and Ballinacourty were victorious in Munster, while Longford Slashers beat Rathnew in the opening game of the 2013 AIB Leinster Club SFC.

After 125 years of waiting, St Patrick’s, Cullyhanna are back in the county final after a dramatic semi-final against Ballymacnab.

Crossmaglen 3-10 Kilcoo 1-8

The pity of it is that all the headlines today should have been shouting out the fact Oisin McConville and Paul Hearty claimed their 10th Ulster Club titles in Armagh yesterday.

Crossmaglen Rangers (Armagh) 3-9 Kilcoo (Down) 1-9

Crossmaglen Rgs (Armagh) 2-10 Errigal Ciaran (Tyrone) 0-10

Donegal champions St. Eunan's were unable to fully test Crossmaglen Rangers in today's AIB Ulster Club SFC quarter-final encounter.

Crossmaglen Rangers joint manager Tony McEntee played down the compliments showered on him and Gareth O'Neill by captain Stephen Kernan in his post-match speech, after the Armagh outfit were crowned All-Ireland Club SFC Champions for the sixth time on Saturday.

Crossmaglen 2-19 Garrycastle 1-7

“Intense” is how Jamie Clarke forecasts today’s All-Ireland club football final replay.

Crossmaglen joint-manager Tony McEntee claimed the threat of suspension precluded him from speaking out against referee Rory Hickey’s performance on Saturday.

Crossmaglen Rangers manager Tony McEntee felt that his side should have retained the Andy Merrigan Cup as he reflected on a number of late misses in today's drawn AIB All-Ireland Club SFC final against Garrycastle.

On his Twitter account yesterday, Aaron Kernan revealed he has never been as motivated for a game as this.

It used to be the byword for success in the All-Ireland senior club championship was Nemo Rangers.

Garrycastle boss Anthony Cunningham expects Crossmaglen to use all of their know-how to win Saturday’s All-Ireland club SFC final.

Monaghan have begun the process of applying to the Disputes Resolution Authority (DRA) as they bid to overturn their forfeiture of home advantage for a league game.

Crossmaglen are all but certain to contest captain Stephen Kernan’s second-half dismissal, which threatens to rule him out of their second successive All-Ireland final on St Patrick’s Day.

Crossmaglen Rangers (Armagh) 3-8 Dr Crokes (Kerry) 2-8

IRRESPECTIVE of how many Ulster titles they’ve won, few have been as convincing as Crossmaglen’s latest witnessed at the Morgan Athletic Grounds yesterday.

AN altogether familiar scoreline but the All-Ireland champions’ way of going about it was far from usual.

Crossmaglen Rangers are on course to retain their AIB Ulster Club SFC title after coming through a tough examination from Ballinderry this afternoon.

SAME as it ever was. Over the course of Crossmaglen’s revival in this campaign, we were fed a diet of claims by everyone associated with the team that this was a new team.

Crossmaglen Rangers 2-11 St. Brigid's 1-11

A CRAZY and intense afternoon in Navan yesterday. This All-Ireland semi-final had it all but ultimately only victory for Ulster champions Crossmaglen Rangers.

Kilmacud Crokes 1-9

FRANCIE BELLEW may have played his last game for Armagh.

AWESOME. If ever there was a sporting equivalent to that meteorological phenomenon known as the perfect storm then this was it. Drom/Broadford just happened to be the poor souls caught squarely in its path.

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.

BALLINDERRY SHAMROCKS (Derry) 1-10 CROSSMAGLEN RANGERS (Armagh) 1-10, Brewster Park

THERE’S life in the old dogs yet. Another All-Ireland quarter-final weekend rolls along with Armagh in the mix and the obits of early 2008 seem a tad premature these days, what with Peter McDonnell’s side still doing what needs to be done and Stevie McDonnell still the bane of corner-backs pretty much everywhere.

Armagh and Wexford have named their sides for this week’s All-Ireland Senior Football Championship quarter-finals at Croke Park.

Enda McNulty has been promoted to the Armagh starting line-up for tomorrow's GAA Football All-Ireland quarter-final tie against Wexford at Croke Park, throw-in 2pm.

Former All-Star Oisín McConville will again have to make do with a place on the substitutes bench after Armagh manager Peter McDonnell announced an unchanged team for Sunday's Ulster SFC final replay against Fermanagh (throw-in 3pm).

Armagh 2-8 Fermanagh 1-11

AS famous French poet once put it, history teaches us everything, including the future, and a quick recap of this pair’s recent head-to-heads is as good an indicator as any about what awaits in Clones.

Armagh 1-12 Down 0-11

Cavan 0-13 Armagh 0-17

Cavan 0-13 Armagh 0-17

Armagh 3-13 Dublin 1-10

All-Ireland titles for both club and county have made 32-year-old Oisin McConville one of the most decorated footballers in the game, yet the veteran Crossmaglen Rangers player who picked up his fourth AIB Provincial Ulster Club footballer of the Year award today in Dublin is still keen for more action on the GAA pitches of the country.

2002 All-Ireland winner and All-Star Aidan O'Rourke is expected to see action for Armagh during the 2008 Gaelic Life Dr McKenna Cup.