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ALL-IRELAND CHAMPIONS Armagh overcame a jittery first half in which they conceded a penalty and went in at half time behind, to blitz Antrim in front of a packed Corrigan Park.
Kieran McGeeney’s side hit 1-20 in a blistering second period as they booked their semi-final spot. Goalkeeper Ethan Rafferty had an eventful afternoon, conceding a penalty (saved by Blaine Hughes) and being black-carded, playing both outfield and between the posts.
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