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	Armagh on Encyclopedia.com
		GAA: The second half against Dublin was the best performance I've ever seen from Armagh SAYS JOE KERNAN.(Sport)
		GAA: Clanceystrike is killer for Armagh; ALL-IRELAND QUALIFIERS: THE BIG GUNS CLASH ON BACK ROAD TO CHAMPIONSHIP.(Sport)
		GAA: RICH PICKINGS FOR ORCHARD; NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Armagh.........0-19 Mayo...0-14 Sweet 16 helps Armagh reach final McDONALD: Caused problems.(Sport)
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/A/ArmaghC1ty.asp (511 words)

	Armagh GAA Official Site - GAA football, hurling, camogie, handball
		GAA, Gaelic Athletic Association, Cumann Luthchleas Gael, football, gaelic football, hurling, handball, GAA Armagh, gaa armagh, gaa Armagh, armagh, Armagh GAA, Patrick Nugent, gaelic football, armagh, gaa, g.a.a., Armagh The headquarters of the Gaelic association within the county is the Athletic Grounds, Armagh.
		The highest accolade coming in 1964 when Alf Murray (Lurgan) was elected President in the G.A.A. Gaelic Athletic Association, Cumann Luthchleas Gael, football, gaelic football, hurling, handball, GAA Armagh, gaa armagh, gaa Armagh, armagh, Armagh GAA, Patrick Nugent, gaelic football, armagh, gaa, g.a.a., Armagh
		Armagh GAA Official Site - GAA football, hurling, camogie, handball
	www.armagh-gaa.com (120 words)

	Armagh GAA: Maghery Sean MacDermotts Gaelic Athletic Association
		Armagh GAA: Maghery Sean MacDermotts Gaelic Athletic Association
		Céad Míle Fáilte chuig suíomh Sheáin Mhic Diarmada An Mhachaire - Welcome to the Maghery Gaelic Football Club homepage - the first GAA Club in County Armagh to have a web presence.
		Here we hope to keep you up to date with all that is happening presently within the club, as well as providing information on all of the club's past achievements.
	www.maghery.com (84 words)

	Armagh GAA Official Site - GAA football, hurling, camogie, handball
		GAA, Gaelic Athletic Association, Cumann Luthchleas Gael, football, gaelic football, hurling, handball, GAA Armagh, gaa armagh, gaa Armagh, armagh, Armagh GAA, Patrick Nugent, gaelic football, armagh, gaa, g.a.a., Armagh The headquarters of the Gaelic association within the county is the Athletic Grounds, Armagh.
		The highest accolade coming in 1964 when Alf Murray (Lurgan) was elected President in the G.A.A. Gaelic Athletic Association, Cumann Luthchleas Gael, football, gaelic football, hurling, handball, GAA Armagh, gaa armagh, gaa Armagh, armagh, Armagh GAA, Patrick Nugent, gaelic football, armagh, gaa, g.a.a., Armagh
		Armagh GAA Official Site - GAA football, hurling, camogie, handball
	armagh-gaa.com (120 words)

	GAA
		A McConville free kept them in the hunt but with the likes of Hughes and Dooher ferretting away gamely Armagh couldn't build up a head of steam.
		As he does so, Brian Dooher is fouled off the ball by Armagh's Andrew McCann.
		Croke Park was shrouded in a sea of tension and anxiety from the first whistle to the last, though while the football was generally scrappy and disjointed the match was free of the spitefulness and negativity that many had predicted.
	www.ulsterherald.com /tyronesupplement.htm (3095 words)

	Web Armagh at Local.co.uk
		Armagh GAA Official Site - GAA football, hurling, camogie, handball
		Armagh City and District is located in the geographical heartland of Northern Ireland, a beautiful rural, historic area served by the main motorway network in Northern Ireland, with major road links to the business capitals of Belfast and Dublin.
		COUNTY ARMAGH "Armagh, a county of Ireland, in the province of Ulster, 32 m.
	www.local.co.uk /Armagh/Web (3095 words)

	Derry City Council - Armagh All Ireland Star is appointed District Development Officer for Gaelic Games
		Armagh All-Ireland star Barry O’Hagan has been appointed the District Development Officer for Gaelic Games under the auspices of Derry City Council, the Ulster Council of the GAA and the Sports Council for Northern Ireland through their Invest In Sport programme.
		He commented:“This position emerged from the aspirations of the Council to develop sport in the Council area through working in partnership with governing bodies of sport such as the Ulster Council of the GAA and the Sports Council for Northern Ireland.
		Welcoming the appointment, the Programme Co-ordinator with Derry City Council, Ben Corr said he was delighted that Derry City Council is the first local authority to appoint a District Development Officer for Gaelic Games.
	www.derrycity.gov.uk /Press%20Releases/250204-gaelicofficer.htm (3095 words)

	Ulster Gazette News
		The DUP man said he had been accused by local Sinn Fein MLA Pat McNamee of “blatant sectarianism” over his stance on the “misuse of GAA regalia” and his call for a banner supporting the County Armagh GAA team to be removed from the Fire Station in the city.
		ARMAGH City and District Council’S recent monthly meeting began with expressions of sympathy being extended to local families whose relatives had sadly passed away.
		QUEEN’S University, Armagh was the venue for the signing ceremony agreeing on two new cross-border masters courses last week, when Vice-Chancellor and President of Queen’s University, Professor Sir George Bain, and President of Dublin City University, Professor Ferdinand von Prondzynski came together to sign the agreement.
	www.ulsternet-ni.co.uk /ugaz4102/gpages/GNEWS2.htm (3095 words)

	County Armagh Links - Northern Ireland
		Armagh GAA on the net - Cumann Luthchleas Gael
		Armagh is also known as "the Orchard County" because of its success in the growth of Bramley Apples.
		Armagh comes from the Irish word Ard Macha - Macha's Height, alluding to Queen Macha who supposedly built a fortress on top of a hill.
	www.armaghlinks.com (248 words)

	@rmaghnet - County Armagh GAA on the Web
		A history of the development of the GAA in Armagh.
		This is a page dedicated to providing information on GAA events and activities related to Armagh.
		@rmaghnet - County Armagh GAA on the Web
	www.geocities.com /Colosseum/Loge/2577 (199 words)

	Orchardcounty.com
		I aim to provide Gaels at home and abroad with the latest news concerning Armagh County GAA.
		Armagh held on for a victory that will be recounted in song and story as long as Armagh folk have breath in their bodies.
		Armagh will start the defence of their Allianz NFL title with a Division 1B game against Kildare on 5 February.
	www.orchardcounty.com (719 words)

	Hoganstand - Kildare GAA Football & Hurling
		Kildare football boss John Crofton could barely contain his delight as he reflected on his side’s unexpected 0-12 to 0-10 victory over Armagh in their NFL tussle in Crossmaglen.
		Suncroft GAA Club is this week celebrating the elevation of 17-year-old John Browne who has had the honour of being chosen to represent his country in this year’s under-17 International Series.
		Kildare lady footballers take to the road on Sunday as they begin the 2006 Suzuki National League campaign with an away game against Sligo.
	www.hoganstand.com /kildare (714 words)

	@rmaghnet - County Armagh GAA on the Web
		A history of the development of the GAA in Armagh.
		Welcome to the home of Armagh GAA on the Internet
		This is a page dedicated to providing information on GAA events and activities related to Armagh.
	www.geocities.com /Colosseum/Loge/2577 (199 words)

	Carlow Nationalist: GAA: Down and definitely out
		IT was the day the dream ended as rampant Armagh hammered Laois to end their All Ireland aspirations with a display of power and scoring that they had no answer to and that left supporters wondering as to what the future holds for this team in the aftermath of such a devastating loss.
		You are > Home > GAA: Down and definitely out
		Stephen Kelly showed well in the opening moments got on the end of a good passing move to score a point but his passing was dire and he along with Beano did not show for the second half and they were joined in the stands shortly afterwards by young Donie.
	www.carlow-nationalist.ie /news/story.asp?j=25295 (1999 words)

	cronin
		In 1992 a man was shot dead while at the Sean Martin GAA club in east Belfast, and the landmark 3,000th victim of the troubles was killed while outside the Lámh Dhearg GAA club in Hannahstown West Belfast.
		In the years that the GAA has pursued what is so often considered a political agenda in Northern Ireland, as opposed to a strictly sporting one, it has come under constant scrutiny and both verbal and physical attack.
		The Army has also been criticised for its occupation of Belfast's Casement Park in the early 1970s, and its use of the Crossmaglen Rangers' ground in South Armagh as a helicopter base.
	social.chass.ncsu.edu /jouvert/v4i1/cron.htm (7043 words)

	The Kingdom: Lispole club remains perfectly pitched
		LISPOLE GAA Club has carried out a major field development programme costing in the region of 100,000.
		With financial help from the then Roinn Na Gaeltachta the local community with the GAA club as the nucleus developed a magnificent Community Hall and top class GAA pitch of which the community can be very proud to have achieved.
		Kerry played the Dubs for the official opening of the pitch and the great Crossmaglen, Co Armagh, team came to play against the Lispole boys as part of the opening ceremony.
	www.kingdompaper.com /community/story.asp?j=7605 (7043 words)

	the Irish News - GAA World
		Paddy Cullen (Dublin) Gay O'Driscoll (Dublin) Pat Lindsay (Roscommon) Robbie Kelleher (Dublin) Tommy Drumm (Dublin) Paddy Moriarty (Armagh) Pat O'Neill (Dublin) Brian Mullins (Dublin) Joe Kernan (Armagh) Anton O'Toole (Dublin) Jimmy Smith (Armagh) Pat Spillane (Kerry) Bobby Doyle (Dublin) Jimmy Keaveney (Dublin) John Egan (Kerry)
		Pat Donnellan (Galway) Ray Carolan (Cavan) Mickey Kearns (Sligo) Mattie McDonagh (Galway) Seamus Leydon (Galway) Pat Dunny (Kildare) Con O'Sullivan (Cork) John Keenan (Galway)
		John O'Leary (Dublin) Paudie O'Shea (Kerry) Mick Lyons (Meath) Seamus McHugh (Galway) Tommy Doyle (Kerry) Tom Spillane (Kerry) P.J.Buckley (Dublin) Jack O'Shea (Kerry) Eugene McKenna (Tyrone) Barney Rock (Dublin) Eoin Liston (Kerry) Pat Spillane (Kerry) Michael Sheehy (Kerry) Frank McGuigan (Tyrone) Dermot McNicholl (Derry).
	www.irishnews.com /gaaworld/footballhistory01.html (7043 words)

	BBC NI - Learning - A State Apart - Culture - Article (2f)
		Newry and Armagh MLA Paul Berry said that the display of a Co Armagh emblem on a transport bus belonging to the Armagh and Dungannon Trust was a clear breach of the Flags and Emblems Act.
		A DUP Assembly member has complained to his local health trust after one of its buses was spotted displaying a GAA badge on a rear view mirror.
	www.bbc.co.uk /northernireland/learning/history/stateapart/agreement/culture/support/cul3_n041.shtml (136 words)

	18-02-05: Crossmaglen will be no pushover
		Crossmaglen is a small town in South Armagh with a population of approximately two and a half thousand people.
		The Crossmaglen history stretches back to the early years of the GAA when they were first known as the Red Hands then as Creggan Rovers before changing to their present name of Crossmaglen Rangers in 1909.
		This steady supply of talent to the county teams has continued right up to the present day with Crossmaglen providing the backbone of the Armagh sides which won the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship for the first time in 2002 and the All-Ireland U-21 Championship for the first time against Mayo last year.
	www.netsoc.ucd.ie /~colind/news/180205.html (958 words)

	World Links
		Maghery Sean MacDermott's Gaelic Football Club - The first football club in Co. Armagh with a website, and a very good one at that.
		Taiwan GAA - The site from Taiwan, yes Taiwan, that delivers you the Guinness Asia Gaelic Games, and promises that you can get up close and ugly with the Taiwan squad members.
		Spa GAA - Located on the eastern side of Killarney, one of the youngest clubs in Kerry although football played there since the late 18th century.
	www.geocities.com /Colosseum/Park/7931/links.html (1665 words)

	Hoganstand - National GAA Football & Hurling
		While beating Armagh in the All-Ireland semi-final was a huge psychological boost to Tyrone after what had gone before it, Mickey Harte was quick to remind everyone that for all their endeavours this season, they still have no silverware to show for it.
		Revenge was sweet for Mickey Harte’s charges against Armagh in the All-Ireland semi-final when Peter Canavan showed nerves of steel to kick over the winning free in injury-time.
		It’s quite clear that motivation will not be a problem for the Kingdom who, despite being reigning All-Ireland champions, will feel they still have an awful lot to prove, particularly in light of their recent high-profile defeats to northern opposition.
	hoganstand.com /ArticleForm.aspx?ID=51807 (1410 words)

	Nws article links for Canavan
		GAA: Armagh leave Tyrone in redJul 24, 2005
		Canavan had to retire with an rib injury at the end of the first half of the drawn final against Armagh on July 10.
		Sandy Canavan defending said Mrs Cumberbatch was given indefinite leave to stay in England in February and Cumberbatch "perceived a marked change in her...
	bluegrouper.com /health/news/2005-FEB/Canavan.html (2410 words)

	Gaelic football Clubs Hurling Clubs GAA Club Portal Gaelic Games Club portal: Gaelsport.com
		With his club, three All-Ireland, 3 Ulster, 4 Armagh SFC, 4 Armagh U-21 FC have been won, an amazing array of medals in anyone standards.
		It is hard to believe that the Ulster Polytechnic opened in 1971 and the club was founded in 1973 and there were no Gaelic facilities of any kind at Jordanstown.
		The Ulster Polytechnic became the University of Ulster at Jordanstown, however the name of �the Poly� still exists nation-wide.
	www.gaelsport.com /html/club/history.jsp?c=1752 (2410 words)

	Hoganstand - National GAA Football & Hurling
		The last match was the senior final between David King from Carlow and James Doyle from Armagh.
		David King from the Borris Club in Carlow became Men’s Open Champion for the fourth time after he defeated James Doyle of Armagh in straight games writes Michael McGee
		Doolin brought the game to a tiebreaker when she forced Rushe to dive for a ball but she was not able to return.
	www.hoganstand.com /handball/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=51195 (1734 words)

	Armagh GAA: Maghery Sean MacDermotts Gaelic Athletic Association
		Armagh GAA: Maghery Sean MacDermotts Gaelic Athletic Association
		Céad Míle Fáilte chuig suíomh Sheáin Mhic Diarmada An Mhachaire - Welcome to the Maghery Gaelic Football Club homepage - the first GAA Club in County Armagh to have a web presence.
		If you are a first time visitor, please be sure to sign the guestbook.
	www.maghery.com (84 words)

	Armagh GAA: Maghery Sean MacDermotts Gaelic Athletic Association
		Armagh GAA: Maghery Sean MacDermotts Gaelic Athletic Association
		Céad Míle Fáilte chuig suíomh Sheáin Mhic Diarmada An Mhachaire - Welcome to the Maghery Gaelic Football Club homepage - the first GAA Club in County Armagh to have a web presence.
		Here we hope to keep you up to date with all that is happening presently within the club, as well as providing information on all of the club's past achievements.
	www.maghery.com (84 words)

	Armagh GAA: Maghery Sean MacDermotts Gaelic Athletic Association
		Céad Míle Fáilte chuig suíomh Sheáin Mhic Diarmada An Mhachaire - Welcome to the Maghery Gaelic Football Club homepage - the first GAA Club in County Armagh to have a web presence.
		Armagh GAA: Maghery Sean MacDermotts Gaelic Athletic Association
		Here we hope to keep you up to date with all that is happening presently within the club, as well as providing information on all of the club's past achievements.
	www.maghery.com (84 words)

	LAOIS GAA Website: 15-02-2004 Laois fail to rob the Orchard despite second half comeback
		With Laois having lost the influential Bergin matters swung in favour of Armagh with the homeside making their mark on the scoreboard from that moment until half-time.
		Paul Lawlor when introduced simply turned the game around and his contribution was certainly crucial in seeing Laois so close to Armagh at the finish.
		An Oisin McConville point in the 16th minute was a minor blotch on the Laois comeback before a quick free found Joe Higgins inside and the defender returning from injury slotted home for Laois's second goal.
	laoisgaa.netsoc.ucd.ie /NFL2004/armagh.html (84 words)

	Hoganstand - Laois GAA Football & Hurling
		But cometh the hour, cometh the man and a brilliantly taken goal by Oisin McConville in the 24th minute duly sparked a revival for Armagh who had nine of their 2002 Sam Maguire Cup winning team on board.
		Armagh were profligate in the early stages of the match and their first four attacks came to nothing.
		The introduction of Tom Kelly as a sub and a hat-trick of points by his twin Stephen added to the Laois sense of self-assuredness and when Pauric Clancy made it 0-6 to 0-1, the alarm bells began to ring for Joe Kernan’s men.
	www.hoganstand.com /Laois/ArticleForm.aspx?ID=43277 (84 words)

	BBC SPORT N Ireland McConville out of Allstar trip
		Armagh's Oisin McConville and Kerry forward Colm Cooper have had to pull out of the Vodafone Allstars trip to San Diego which departs on Wednesday.
		Meanwhile, incoming GAA president Sean Kelly plans to set up a second-tier All-Ireland championship, to ensure that weaker counties get games at Croke Park.
		McConville picked up food poisoning on Armagh's trip to Mauritius last week and is continuing to feel the ill-effects.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport2/low/northern_ireland/2656927.stm (84 words)

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