Latest News About 2005 Final: Armagh V Tyrone

Updated 2026-04-23 02:01

I can help with the latest info, but I don’t have live access right now. Here’s what’s generally known about the 2005 All-Ireland final involving Armagh and Tyrone, plus how to verify the very latest updates:

Direct answer

The 2005 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final was played between Tyrone and Kerry, with Tyrone winning their second title. Armagh did not win the All-Ireland that year. If you’re asking about a specific 2005 Armagh vs Tyrone final or replay, that pairing did not occur in the All-Ireland decider; they did meet in Ulster Championship games that year, including a high-profile Ulster final/replay in 2005 context, but the All-Ireland final was Tyrone v Kerry, with Tyrone taking the title.[4]

Notes and steps to get the latest news

For “latest news” on any 2005 Armagh v Tyrone encounter (e.g., Ulster Championship ties or notable anniversaries), you’ll want to check:
- Official GAA sites (gaa.ie) for match reports and archives.
- Reputable Irish sports outlets (BBC Sport, RTÉ Sport, The42) for historical recaps and anniversary pieces.
- Local Ulster outlets (e.g., Ulster GAA, regional newspapers) for retrospective features around anniversaries.
If you’re after a recent development (e.g., a tribute, documentary, or new archival discovery), searching with keywords like “Armagh Tyrone 2005 Ulster final replay anniversary 2025” on a news search engine will surface the latest articles.

Illustrative context

The 2005 championship is remembered for Tyrone’s All-Ireland triumph after a strong run of performances; Armagh remained competitive in Ulster and in national championship matchups but did not win the All-Ireland that year. A typical recap would note Tyrone’s performance surge and the final score in the All-Ireland final (Tyrone 1-16 to Kerry 2-10) as the season’s culmination.[4]

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Sources

Armagh come out on top of thrilling battle with Tyrone to earn Ulster Final spot - Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport

Armagh have defeated Tyrone 0-23 to 0-22 in their Ulster Senior Football Championship Semi-Final clash at St. Tiernach’s Park this evening. Kieran McGeaney’s side led 0-11 to 0-08 at the interval and raced into a six-point lead mid-way through the second period. However, Tyrone staged a huge fight-back and even edged ahead in the latter […]

highlandradio.com

Rory Grugan seals nerve-shredding win for Armagh over Tyrone in late drama

A champion’s performance from Armagh shows how they have grown in stature.

www.the42.ie

Armagh-Tyrone sparks memories of great battles past

The Tyrone psyche often needs a spark to light it. While I expect today's game to be a cagey affair there is just the possibility that, as they did a few decades ago, Armagh act as the lighter fluid Tyrone require.

www.rte.ie

Armagh v Tyrone: Orchard prevail after extra-time thriller

Armagh come through an epic Ulster Senior Football Championship preliminary round tie at the Athletic Grounds to pip Tyrone 1-17 to 1-16.

www.bbc.co.uk

Historic Armagh Tyrone Game Ten Years Ago

This weekend ten years ago history was made in Croke Park when two Ulster teams met in the All Ireland Senior Football Championship Final for the first time ever. Old rivals Tyrone took on Armagh on Sunday the 28th of September 2003 in front of a crowd of nearly 80.000. This was enabled by the introduction of the qualifying or Back Door system introduced in 2001 and it happened at a time when Ulster sides were the dominant football force for a brief spell in GAA history. It also went down in...