Armagh take on Donegal tonight in the opening round of the The Bank of Ireland Dr McKenna Cup with a new squad of players under the microscope. Clan na Gael have 5 players in the starting 15 whole local eyes will be on Conor Magennis from Killeavy and Sean Conlon from Silverbridge.
Down have to wait till Saturday for their clash with Derry in Owenbeg.
Getting straight down to business, Manager Kieran McGeeney in his tenth season in charge of the senior team will be keeping a close eye on the performances of the newbies as he plans his team for the upcoming Allianz National Football League, with the first game 27 January when Armagh take on Louth at home.
Last year Armagh's progress was once again cruelly stopped by the dreaded penalty shoot-out having lost in an epic clash with Galway in 2022. In 2023 it was Derry in the Ulster Final and Monaghan in the Quarter Final who ensured they didn't advance.
Tonight's game kicks off at 7.30pm in Ballybofey.
Armagh Team
Rhys Stevens, Pearse Og's
Cathal Agnew, Armagh Harps
Sam McClarnon, Clan na Gael
Conor Magennis, Killeavy
Emmett Magee, Clann Eireann
Sean McCarthy, Clann Eireann
Joe Sheridan, Madden
Tadhg Grimley, Armagh Harps
Paddy Carr, Madden
Sean Conlon, Silverbridge
Brendan O'Hagan, Clan na Gael
Callum O'Neill, Clan na Gael
Cianan Campbell, Clan na Gael
Daniel Magee, Clann Eireann
Michael McConville, Clan na Gael
Dr McKenna Cup Fixtures
Round 1: Wednesday 3 January 7.30pm
Section A: Donegal v Armagh at Ballybofey
Section B: Cavan v Derry at Kingspan Breffni
Section C: Monaghan v Antrim at Castleblayney
Round 2: Saturday 6 January 6pm
Section B: Derry v Down at Owenbeg
Round 2: Sunday 7 January 1pm
Section A: Tyrone v Donegal at O’Neills Healy Park
Section C: Antrim v Fermanagh at Ahoghill/Portglenone TBC
Round 3: Wednesday 10 January 7.30pm
Section A: Armagh v Tyrone at Box-It Athletic Grounds
Section B: Down v Cavan at Páirc Esler
Section C: Fermanagh v Monaghan at Brewster Park
Semi Finals
13/14 January
Final
20 January


