Armagh Captain Aidan Forker features in a huge poster outside St Mary's Primary School in Maghery. Aidan will be leading the Armagh squad onto the field at Croke Park in Dublin on Sunday for the All Ireland Final against Galway.placeholder image
Armagh Captain Aidan Forker features in a huge poster outside St Mary's Primary School in Maghery. Aidan will be leading the Armagh squad onto the field at Croke Park in Dublin on Sunday for the All Ireland Final against Galway.

7 photos of Maghery and Portadown GAA clubs and streets turning Orange and White ahead of the Armagh v Galway All Ireland Final

It’s a small GAA club on the shores of Lough Neagh but Maghery Sean MacDermott’s GAC fairly packs a punch when it comes to football with three players kitting out for Armagh in the All Ireland Final on Sunday.

Captain Aidan Forker is leading the men onto the field at Croke Park for the ultimate clash with Galway with Maghery team mates Ben Crealey and Ciaran Higgins.

The Diamond in Maghery is festooned with orange and white bunting, flags and several banners supporting the Captain and his team mates.

In Portadown, the orange and white of Armagh streams for poles and roof eaves surrounding Tir na Nog GAA Club where Oisin Conarty plays. Team mates at the club and across the area are cheering for the 21-year-old who just joined the Armagh panel last year.

The entire length of the Garvaghy Road is a crisscross of orange and white bunting with Armagh flags on almost every pole.

Related topics:
Follow us
© 2026 Iconic Media Group Ltd. All rights reserved.Cookie SettingsTerms and ConditionsPrivacy notice