Monaghan will 'relish' playing Armagh - McGrane

Monaghan will 'relish' playing Armagh - McGraneImage source, InphoImage caption, McGrane said Armagh will be "vary wary" of giving away frees with Rory Beggan on hand for MonaghanByLauren McCannBBC Sport NI JournalistPublished2 minutes agoSeven-time Ulster Championship winner Paul McGrane believes that Monaghan will "have no fear" facing Armagh in Sunday's Ulster Senior Football final.Kieran McGeeney's side are favourites to end their 18-year wait to lift the Anglo-Celt Cup given they have hit 100 points in their three Ulster games to date, including a thumping 28-point victory over Down in the semi-final.But Monaghan have recovered from a poor league campaign to reach the final as they look to win the county's first Ulster title since 1988.McGrane, who was the last Armagh captain to lift the Anglo-Celt Cup in 2008, says that Monaghan's experience of beating Armagh in the All-Ireland in 2023 and the Ulster SFC in 2021 will give them confidence at Clones."There's a Monaghan team coming that are Ulster club champions, on their own patch and the display of grit they showed against Derry and to do what they did with the sideline points, they'll relish playing Armagh," he told BBC Sport NI."They'll have no fear playing them. The last two big games they played them; in Croke Park [shootout win], they came out the right side of it and in the match in Pairc Esler [a thrilling 4-17 to 2-2 win]. "They'll be going with hunger the same that Armagh have to get over the line and get an Ulster title themselves."Monaghan must take Armagh down the stretch - McManusPublished1 day agoAll you need to know about the Ulster SFC finalPublished5 days agoWill fourth time be a charm for Armagh in Ulster? Published3 days ago'Hopefully the past experiences help you get over the line'Image source, InphoImage caption, McGrane was captain when Armagh last won the Ulster title in 2008McGrane wa...