McNulty: Lifelong regret Armagh greats didn't win more

Enda McNulty says he thinks about the Orchard County's failure to win more All-Irelands with a generational group of players 'every single day'.

Former Armagh footballer Enda McNulty, pictured today for AIB ahead of GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Championship semi-final between Kerry and Armagh this Saturday, July 13th. AIB have also today announced the return of the Volunteer VIP competition which gives GAA volunteers the opportunity to win a money can’t buy behind the scenes tour of Croke Park, on the morning of the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football final as well as tickets to the match. Details on how to enter the Volunteer VIP competition will be announced on Monday, July 15th. For exclusive content and behind the scenes action from the GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Championships follow @AIB_GAA on X and Instagram and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/AIBGAA. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

Enda McNulty reckons the Armagh players who defeated Kerry in the 2002 All-Ireland final 'will go to our graves' regretting that they didn't win more.

The former defender says he thinks about the Orchard County's failure to win more All-Irelands with a generational group of players 'every single day'.