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Dublin's Theo Clancy tackling Armagh Jarly Óg Burns. Tom O’Hanlon/INPHO

Armagh book All-Ireland quarter-final place as Derry and Galway play out thrilling draw

There was plenty of drama as the sides shared the spoils in Celtic Park.

LAST UPDATE | 1 Jun 2025

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Armagh 0-24 

Dublin 0-19 

A FIVE-POINT victory over Dublin, a successful return to Croke Park, and the comfort of an All-Ireland quarter-final spot nailed down with a round of group games still to play.

It all added up to a thoroughly satisfactory afternoon’s work for Armagh, Kieran McGeeney’s side powering on to triumph impressively. They are now guaranteed to top the group, a strong response to their Ulster final loss to Donegal, while Dublin must get something out of their last outing against Derry.

conor-doherty-and-matthew-tierney Galway and Derry battle for possession in Celtic Park. Lorcan Doherty / INPHO Lorcan Doherty / INPHO / INPHO

Derry 2-20

Galway 4-14

DERRY AND GALWAY have given themselves a chance of advancing from the group of death after their draw on Sunday afternoon in Celtic Park.

A late Conor Doherty point settled the game after Matthew Tierney hit a fourth Galway goal. Derry had failed to kill off the game and when Tierney hit the game’s last goal, Doherty levelled the game with the last kick.

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