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Football may be in for change in the year 2025, but Enda McGinley feels the GAA needs to be careful not to throw the baby out with the bathwater – in fact, the former Tyrone star feels the game is merely "a tweak or two away from its greatest ever era".
Enda McGinley joins Mikey Stafford and Niall McCoy to reflect on yesterday's All-Ireland victory for Armagh over Galway.
A peak audience of 1,085,400 viewers tuned in to watch the conclusion of RTÉ2's coverage of Armagh's 1-11 to 0-13 win over Galway in Sunday's All-Ireland SFC final at Croke Park.
Waking up as an All-Ireland winner this morning, Armagh midfielder Ben Crealey felt that a decision he took to abandon his family's traditional sport of choice for football had been justified.
"We're going to regret it for a long time," was the blunt verdict of Padraic Joyce after his side's gut-wrenching missed opportunity in Sunday's All-Ireland final.
In nine years as Armagh manager, Kieran McGeeney's only silverware was two Division 3 titles in 2015 and 2018. His third trophy, won six years after the last, is the biggest one possible.
Armagh secured their first All-Ireland Senior Football Championship title in 22 years by beating Galway today and the Orchard County's triumph has been recognised on The Sunday Game's Team of the Year.
Galway manager Pádraic Joyce felt that his side's second-half performance let them down after they lost to Armagh in the All-Ireland football final at Croke Park.