Jemar Hall

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Jimmy Hyland scores four points in Kildare’s victory over Armagh in Newbridge. Photograph: Tommy Dickson/Inpho
Kildare find a way to stay alive before going in for the kill

Kildare 0-14 Armagh 1-11 Whatever about the old proverb of a cat having nine lives, any such feline characteristics were used – time and time again (...)

2018 Division Two champions Roscommon: Conor Devaney lifts the league trophy in Croke Park. Photograph: Inpho/Bryan Keane.
National Football League: Division Two county-by-county guide

Armagh Armagh’s Jemar Hall Manager: Kieran McGeeney (5th season) Selectors: Jim McCorry, Paddy McKeever, Denis Hollywood Last good le(...)

Roscommon’s John McManus is tackled by Patrick Burns. Photograph: Bryan Keane/Inpho
Roscommon take their place at the top table

Armagh 1-19 Roscommon 2-22 Roscommon booked their place in the inaugural Super 8s after a blistering win over Armagh on Saturday afternoon. Enda Smi(...)

Niall Grimley celebrates Armagh’s victory over Clare in the qualifier at the Athletic Grounds. Photograph: Ryan Byrne/Inpho
Armagh slowly closing in on another shot at the big time

In Armagh’s brief but memorable reign as the supreme team in Gaelic football, it became popular to portray Kieran McGeeney, their totemic driving forc(...)

Westmeath goalkeeper Kevin Fagan can’t hide his disappointment after spilling the ball into his own goal. Photograph: Ryan Byrne/Inpho
Colin Kelly stands down after Armagh beat Westmeath

Armagh 3-16 Westmeath 1-11 Armagh replicated their qualifier victory against Westmeath at the same venue last summer with a comfortable win on Saturd(...)

Fermanagh’s Paul McCusker and Armagh’s Connaire Mackin tussle during the Ulster football senior championship quarter-final at Brewster Park. Photograph: James Crombie/Inpho
Fermanagh end years of hurt with breakthrough against Armagh

Fermanagh 0-12 Armagh 0-7 It was the evening that Fermanagh showed they had grown weary of supping sorrow from the rusty spoon of defeat to Armagh. (...)

Armagh’s Gregory McCabe in action against Séamus Quigley of Fermanagh during the Ulster SFC quarter-final at Brewster Park. Photograph: James Crombie/Inpho
Fermanagh take advantage of Grimley red card to pull clear of Armagh

Fermanagh 0-12 Armagh 0-7 Armagh midfielder Niall Grimley saw red at Brewster Park as power-packed Fermanagh blew Armagh away in a 10- minute period(...)

Dublin goalkeeper Stephen Cluxton will start against Down in Newry.
GAA team news: Stephen Cluxton back in goal for Dublin

Division One leaders Dublin have announced six changes from the side that rallied in the second half to beat Cork the previous week in Croke Park for (...)