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St Patrick's Cullyhanna players celebrate with the Ulster Intermediate Championship title.

St Patrick’s Cullyhanna come from behind to win pulsating Ulster final

Armagh GAA host their Club All Stars v County Future Stars game on Saturday evening, with all proceeds going towards the Southern Area Hospice.

Armagh GAA’s Club All Star v County Future Stars

Launching the GAA Sports Academy are SRC staff and students, together with Down GAA representatives. Pictured (L-R): Back row: Rory McGreevy, Sports Development Officer at SRC; Raymond Sloan, CEO and Principal of SRC. Middle row: Conor O’Toole, Down GAA Games Development Manager; Mark Poland, Down GAA Games Promotion Officer. Front row: Gareth McAuley, 1st year Sports Science student; Ellen McCartney, 2nd year Sports Coaching student and Evan McGuinness, 2nd year Sports Science student.

SRC team up with Down GAA for sports academy

The Allianz Football League fixtures have been set and both Armagh and Down will play four of their seven fixtures at home.

Allianz Football League fixtures confirmed for Armagh and Down

Aidan Nugent has been Cullyhanna’s top marksman this season and he has scored 0-16 in their two Ulster Championship matches.

'Getting to Ulster final not an achievement, we have to go win it' says Reel

The Killeavy U21 squad pictured before their Senior Championship final clash against Clann Éireann. Picture: Armagh GAA

Killeavy U21s claim first Senior crown since 1997

Cormac McKinney, Cathal Murray, Kevin Franklin, Ronan McMahon staff members organising committee standing at the table displaying the many trophies won by St. Colman's College. INNR4832

GALLERY: St Colman's Bi-centenial celebration of football

Crossmaglen celebrate with the Ulster Junior B title after they defeated Kill in the final.

Cross sisters target fresh success in last four

St Patrick's Cullyhanna captain Pearse Casey and Liatroim Fontenoys captain Gerard McAnulty pictured with the referee Enda McFeely ahead of their Ulster IFC Semi-final clash. Picture: Ulster GAA

Cullyhanna outclass Liatroim to reach the Ulster final

Cullyhanna’s Aidan Nugent (right) kicked the winning point against Pomeroy.

Cullyhanna oozing confidence and belief ahead of Ulster semi-final

In Conversation with Joe Brolly, Aidan Shields MC at St John Bosco Jubilee Celebrations. INNR4631

GALLERY: St John Bosco GAC celebrate club’s Diamond Jubilee

Chairperson Newry, Mourne and Down Council, Councillor Valerie Harte and Councillor Michael Ruane at the presentation of a cheque to Ryan McAleenan who leaves on Friday 17th November to join 50 leading GAA Stars in planting 1 million trees in Africa. INNR4800

Warrenpoint footballer Ryan McAleenan sets off for once in a lifetime trip

The captains of Abbey CBS and St Patrick's pictured with the referee ahead of their MacRory Cup clash at Pairc Esler on Wednesday evening. Credit: Ulster Schools GAA

Abbey CBS hold on for victory against St Pat's Armagh in MacRory Cup opener

St Colman's Bicentennial Celebration of Football.

Celebration of Football to take mark St Colman's College bicentenary

Aaron Kernan

Crossmaglen Rangers legend Aaron Kernan hangs up his boots

Crossmaglen's Oisin O'Neill drives past Clan's Michael McConville

Crossmaglen hoping to put the pain of last year in the rear-view mirror

Down GAA: 'Respect our match officials'

Kilcoo's Anthony Morgan in action against Mayobridge in Pairc Esler.

Kilcoo determined to retain their crown

Preview: It’s crunch time in the Armagh Senior Football Championship

Culloville full back Darren Luckie (pictured) had a strong game as his side defeated Belleek on Saturday.

Late show sees Culloville past Belleek in the Play-off round

Dromintee come unstuck against the Clans in Cross

The business end of the Championship begins

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Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson, Councillor Valerie Harte (left) supports the ‘Share the Road to Zero’ pledge with Julie Thompson, Deputy Secretary in the Department for Infrastructure.

Newry, Mourne and Down Council joins pledge to Share the Road to Zero