Tá Scór na nÓg ar na bacáin. The Armagh rounds of Scór na nÓg are coming up in mí Dheireadh Fómhair, October. If you’re interested in taking part, contact seanomaoilste@gmail.com.
The following arrangements have been made for Scór na nÓg in Armagh this year.
Amhránaíocht Aonair - Solo Singing Wednesday 14th October at 7:00pm in the Box-It Athletic Grounds ALL clubs wishing to compete must attend and the qualifiers will go directly to the County Final on 24th October in Silverbridge. There will be no Solo Singing Competitions at either of the semi-finals
Semi-Final 1 - North/Mid Armagh Clubs Saturday 17th October in St John the Baptist College, 4, Moy Road, Portadown at 2:00pm
Semi-Final 2 - South Armagh Clubs Sunday 18th October in Whitecross GAA Hall at 2:00pm
County Final Sunday 25th October at 2:00pm in Silverbridge GAA Centre at 2:00pm
Tráth na gCeist - Question Time Tuesday 3rd November in Carrickcruppen GAA Clubrooms at 7:00pm 22/11/25:
Ádh mór ar ár gceoltóirí iontacha inniu. Best wishes to our county champion music group who are back on stage this afternoon at the Ulster semi-final of Scór na nÓg in Cill Shléibhe. 09/11/25:
As if there was any doubt....
Tá seaimpíní contae againn sa chlub. We have new county champions in the club!
Comhghairdeas leis an ghrúpa ceoil atá i ndiaidh Craobh Chontae a bhaint sa cheol uirlise ag Scór na nÓg Ard Mhacha inniu. A huge congratulations to our instrumental group who have just been crowned Armagh county champions at this afternoon’s Scór na nÓg. Maith sibh. Tá muid an-bhródúil agaibh.
Seán Treacy was murdered on this day in 1920. When our club was formed in 1973, it was decided to name it after the Irish patriot, who was born in Soloheadbeg and brought up in Hollyford in County Tipperary.
Mharaigh fórsaí Shasana Seán Ó Treasaigh agus gan ach 25 bliain slánaithe aige. Seán Treacy was a republican leader during the War of Independence and he was murdered by British forces at 94 Talbot Street at just 25 years of age. He was a member of Conradh na Gaeilge (the Gaelic League), Bráithreachas Phoblacht na hÉireann (the Irish Republican Brotherhood) and Óglaigh na hÉireann (the Irish Volunteers).
Just like any other year when Tiobraid Árann reach the All-Ireland final, hundreds of Tipp fans gathered this year on All-Ireland final day in Talbot Street in Dublin to commemorate Seán Treacy, one of Tipperary’s foremost patriots. A plaque in Talbot Street marks the spot where Seán Treacy was gunned down on 14 October 1920.
