By Shaun Casey WHILE it’s all about knockout now in the Ulster u-20 Championship, Armagh boss Barry O’Hagan says his side have treated all their outings like it’s their last. The Orchard County topped the group with three wins from three, seeing off rivals Down and Tyrone either side of a landslide triumph over Cavan. […]
By Shaun Casey Armagh 2-26 Cavan 0-10 Armagh earned a second victory in the u-20 Ulster Championship with a huge 22-point win over Cavan at the BOX-IT Athletic Grounds. Having beaten Down in the first round, Barry O’Hagan’s men made it two from two on home turf to top the group ahead of round three, […]
By Shaun Casey AARON Haughey knows exactly what his Armagh u-20 team can expect when they line out against Down in Páirc Esler on Wednesday evening in the first round of the Ulster Championship. Having spent his school days at St Colman’s Newry, he has rubbed shoulders will plenty of the players that will be […]
By Michael McMullan LAVEY have appointed Barry O’Hagan as the joint manager of their senior football team. The 2002 All-Ireland winner will be joint manager with Shay Murrin who was in charge last season. O’Hagan is the current Armagh u-20 manager, ratified for a fifth year. Advertisement He was joint manager of Kilcar with Conor […]
DOWN have been dealt a blow ahead of the Tailteann Cup with the news that Barry O’Hagan’s knee injury will keep him out for the rest of the season. O’Hagan came on during Down’s loss to Armagh in Saturday’s Ulster semi-final, a third appearance on his comeback from a knee ligament sustained in last year’s […]
By Shaun Casey THE pitch-black evenings and the swamp-like football fields all around the country can only mean one thing. Pre-season. Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year but December, and the few months after, are certainly the most dreaded time of the year for club and county footballers alike. Racing around the […]
