Your most treasured piece of Armagh GAA memorabilia
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My Armagh jersey from 2002!
We where drinking the day after the final in Dublin with a few Kerry lads, they wanted to swap jerseys when a friend of mine stopped me saying “this is the jersey you wore the day Armagh won the All Ireland think of all the memories it will bring you in years to come” He was dead right
We where drinking the day after the final in Dublin with a few Kerry lads, they wanted to swap jerseys when a friend of mine stopped me saying “this is the jersey you wore the day Armagh won the All Ireland think of all the memories it will bring you in years to come” He was dead right
pablo
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Match programme from All Ireland semi final replay against Roscommon 1977.
Was in Cusack Stand-the early game was a Dublin Hurling Club Championship match and during it my Dad pointed out to me the Armagh team who were standing a few seats away from me. They must have come into the stand to take in the sight and surroundings. I stood there gaping with eyes popping out of my head. Denis Stevenson obviously noticed this awestruck kid and came over and asked if I wanted my programme signed. He passed it around the team and they all signed. I remember being struck at how nervous big Tom McCreesh seemed to be, sitting almost biting his nails. Joe Kernan came across as very focused-he signed but just stared straight ahead out at the field. Like-wise Paddy Mo was getting into game mode. Colm McKinstry seemed very chilled. It was magical and that programme is still in my Fathers house. Always appreciate the kind gesture of Denis Stevenson of taking the time to do that
Was in Cusack Stand-the early game was a Dublin Hurling Club Championship match and during it my Dad pointed out to me the Armagh team who were standing a few seats away from me. They must have come into the stand to take in the sight and surroundings. I stood there gaping with eyes popping out of my head. Denis Stevenson obviously noticed this awestruck kid and came over and asked if I wanted my programme signed. He passed it around the team and they all signed. I remember being struck at how nervous big Tom McCreesh seemed to be, sitting almost biting his nails. Joe Kernan came across as very focused-he signed but just stared straight ahead out at the field. Like-wise Paddy Mo was getting into game mode. Colm McKinstry seemed very chilled. It was magical and that programme is still in my Fathers house. Always appreciate the kind gesture of Denis Stevenson of taking the time to do that
ragingbull
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Pretty sure I've still got the armagh flag from the early 90s the one with armagh written on it and with a wooden stick which I'm sure is broken after hitting thems with it
ragingbull
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Where can ya get armagh memorabilia please?
What sort of thing are you after?
ragingbull
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Anything that's got to do with 2024 All Ireland win
Armaghball
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There ya go bull
Have you got your number plate, mug, match program and next days papers? That's what I have in my collection so far.
ragingbull
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I'm not spending £200 on someone else
There ya go bull
ragingbull
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Have number plate,match program,next day papers,any where ya can get photo with frames?
ragingbull
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Anyone get any Armagh stuff for crimbo
I asked my better half to get me the unofficial top with the two stars All Ireland winners 2024 , the plan was to go to the local on St Stephen’s Day and try to annoy the egg chasing fans , however badly let down by the company , no matter still should have it for the new year .
Greenyellow88
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Have all the official GAA match ticket stubs from 2002
Quarter final, semi and final. Official old school ones.
Might be worth something one day
Quarter final, semi and final. Official old school ones.
Might be worth something one day
Have all my match tickets stubs stored in a photograph album, my oldest is the 1992 All Ireland Final. Not going to lie, there is a gap between then until 1999 when I became a proper all in supporter or as my brother would refer to it "a bandwagon jumper"
Mind you I haven't jumped off the bandwagon since & have become more & more obsessed as the years have passed.I really miss "proper" tickets & even getting the old credit card style Season ticket. Printing a ticket in a piece of A4 paper or scanning your phone just isn't the same
I knew I had this somewhere, and just found it this evening. Not quite memorabilia as such, but still a nice wee memory to have of that historic day in 2002.
Armaghball
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Ah priceless!
Definitely miss the old stubs etc for nostalgia. The Ulster final ticket the last 2 years were old fashioned weren’t they?
Greenyellow88
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I'm not sure. I was at them but near sure I had the A4 paper print out but maybe was a choice. Old school definitely the way forward. Wish they would go back to them
Armaghtothebone
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AM 13 ( or as I refer to them..bandwagon jumper) got me a framed pic of us and our dad ( not in the best of health unfortunately) taken at "The homecoming " for Xmas. One to treasure for the rest of my days.
I have an autograph book with all the signatures of the 77 AIF team. ( Very special).
So many programs from so many games.
Also all of the tapes ( now transferred to DVD) of the big ( and some not so big) games from 98-2008.
I have an autograph book with all the signatures of the 77 AIF team. ( Very special).
So many programs from so many games.
Also all of the tapes ( now transferred to DVD) of the big ( and some not so big) games from 98-2008.
Ally McCoist
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A framed jersey signed by the 2024 team. Santa thought I was a very good lad this year.