Printers have been working overtime to get the banners ready for towns like Lurgan, Portadown and Armagh as well as the smaller towns and villages across the county.
A few Lurgan decorators have even managed to source their Armagh GAA flags from Belfast’s Shankill Road.
Shops and businesses have clubbed together to help communities fund the street decorations and homes are flourished with flags from eave to eave and from pole to pole.
Local GAA clubs are flying the biggest flags for the Armagh team ahead of the game against Galway on Sunday.
Excitement ahead of the match is palpable and the pride in their county clear. With hearts in mouths the fans await Sunday’s result.
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St Paul's GAA Social Club in Lurgan. The club will all be cheering Armagh player Andrew Murnin who is heading for Croke Park on Sunday for the All Ireland Final against Galway. Photo: Carmel Robinson
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Windows in The Paper Chase in Lurgan well decorated ahead of the All Ireland Final between Armagh and Galway. Photo: Carmel Robinson
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The people of North Lurgan are showing their full support for the Armagh team which is facing Galway in the All Ireland Final at Croke Park, Dublin on Sunday. A huge banner stretches across the Levin Road with the kerbstones painted orange and white with lots of bunting. Photo: Contributed by resident