GAA Coordinator for Primary Schools, Micheál Martin, outlines the association’s efforts to ensure that Gaelic games are played in an enjoyable atmosphere at all levels.
 
What is the aim of this initiative?

13/4/10 vrs Keady (H) - Won 3-24 to 4-9
20/4/10 vrs Granemore (A) - Won 6-16 to 4-6
27/4/10 vrs Belleek (A) - Won 3-4 to 1-7
11/5/10 vrs Ballymacnab (A) - Won 5-10 to 1-6
18/5/10 vrs Grange (Championship) - Lost 1-10 to 1-12
25/5/10 vrs Keady (A) - Won 4-15 to 2-5
1/6/10 vrs Granemore (H) - Won 7-16 to 1-9
8/6/10 vrs Belleek (H) - Won 4-11 to 0-2
29/6/10 vrs Ballymacnab (H) - Won 3-11 to 0-6
6/7/10 vrs Eire Og (DNF) - (Shield Championship)
13/7/10 vrs Keady (H) - Won 9-20 to 2-3

 After the dust had settled and the Tom Markham Cup had resided again in Armagh for the first time in 60 Years Niall Rowland somehow found a bit of strength to conduct the following interview with the Newry Democrat:

The whole club would like to wish our county minor player Niall Rowland and the rest of his teammates and management the best of luck on sunday in the All Ireland Minor Final. It is a great achievement for both Niall and the county and we wish him the best and hopefully bring the cup back to Armagh!