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Armagh Wins All-Ireland SFC 2024 Final

Armagh won the 2024 All-Ireland SFC final against Galway with a score of 1-11 to 0-13 at Croke Park, clinching their second Sam Maguire Cup. Aaron McKay's second-half goal and Galway's missed chances were pivotal. This victory adds to manager Kieran McGeeney's legacy, having captained the county's first title in 2002.

29 July 2024 · 11:08 UTC

Armagh triumphed over Galway with a 1-11 to 0-13 victory in the 2024 GAA All-Ireland SFC final at Croke Park, marking their second ever Sam Maguire Cup win.

The teams were tied at 0-6 at half-time, but a key goal from Aaron McKay in the 46th minute gave Armagh the edge.

Despite late efforts from Galway, inaccurate shooting cost them the match.

Armagh's disciplined defense and strategic late substitutions were crucial in their victory.

This win is a significant achievement for manager Kieran McGeeney, who captained the county's first title-winning team in 2002.

Notable players for Armagh included Aidan Forker, Barry McCambridge, and Oisin Conaty, while Galway's Sean Kelly and Shane Walsh struggled with injuries and missed opportunities.