Niall Grimley and his band of cousins seek to reach the Orchard decider.
Declan Bogue IN THE WAKE of the All-Ireland triumph for Armagh , there was the usual connecting of the dots that any champion team receives. The small and big things that went into it. The people involved.
He didn’t get a single minute of football with Armagh right up until they faced Derry in the group stages. He came in and was dominant, and never looked back. He has kept going with his club Madden Raparees, who are now into only their third senior county semi-final in their 90-year history. At the end of last year, Madden landed a coup. Mark Harte and his managerial partner Adrian O’Donnell had finished up a spell managing their club Errigal Ciaran in Tyrone.
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