Magheralin swimmer Daniel Wiffen smashes 800m personal best to qualify for Olympic Games in Tokyo

Magheralin swimmer Daniel Wiffen has his eyes firmly on Tokyo later this summer after qualifying for the Olympic Games in stunning...

SONI and Ulster Rugby Launch ‘Real Rugby Heroes – Game Changers’

SONI (electricity system operator for Northern Ireland) and Ulster Rugby are back with a bursary fund to reward rugby clubs who...

Short notice no problem as Armagh boxer Sean Duffy makes statement after 18-month ring hiatus

Despite a year and a half out in the cold – pandemic-induced – and three days notice, Armagh boxer Sean Duffy...

Dedicated Armagh Camogie player awarded Translink Young GAA Volunteer of the Year title

Niamh Rafferty’s passion for her club was today recognised by winning the Translink and Ulster GAA Young Volunteer of the Year...

Armagh Camogie appoint Mattie Lennon as senior manager

Former Armagh, Monaghan and Tyrone hurling boss Mattie Lennon has been confirmed as new manager of the Armagh Camogie senior team....

Armagh Camogie’s ‘Sister Act’ shortlisted for top award

On the back of Armagh Camogie’s successful 2020 All Ireland Junior campaign, two players have been shortlisted for the Camogie Association/WGPA...

Can champion jockey Hughes rule the roost at Cheltenham once again?

When we think about the Cheltenham Festival, we often think of the success enjoyed by those from south of the border....

Podcast: Tales, anecdotes and madcap misadventures with Damian McCullough

He is known throughout the county and far beyond as the voice of Armagh GAA. His catch phrases are as unique...

Armagh’s Jemar Hall talks football, family, racism and new ventures

It was a year like no other, but with 2020 behind us, we can only look forward to a bright tomorrow...

Podcast: Pat Jennings on growing up in Newry, pals with George Best and the ‘worst day of my life in football’

He is hailed as one of the greatest goalkeepers the world has ever seen. He has an incredible 119 caps for...