All-Ireland football final: Armagh 1-11 Galway 0-13 (FT)
Armagh win first All-Ireland title since 2002
Athletic Ground gates open at 15:30 BST
Armagh team arrives at 17:00 BST
You can be sure that the party is going to go on and on in Armagh for the days, weeks, and likely months, ahead.
After the county's supporters gave their players quite the homecoming, that's all from us here tonight, though.
Thanks for joining us for the celebrations!
"It all stems from one man, Geezer and his never say die attitude," Niall Grimley tells BBC Sport NI of the secret of Armagh's success.
"The man is literally living and breathing (Armagh football). He's Mr Armagh.
"He deserves absolutely everything. He's an incredible human being. I don't think there's anyone else in the world like him."
Image source, InphoNiall Grimley celebrates with Kieran McGeeney
After his uncle Oisin McConville scored a goal (and missed a penalty) in Armagh's 2002 decider, it was certainly a family affair for Oisin O'Neill yesterday who won the All-Ireland alongside his brother Rian and cousin Cian McConville.
"Oisin was with us in the Carrickdale," he told BBC Sport NI.
"He says he now he has the worst WhatsApp group in history, him and Aaron McKay the only people to score goals in (winning) All-Ireland finals for Armagh.
"It's magic. But it's not just our family, it's every family in Armagh.
"I don't think there's another county in Ireland that would get 20,000 people at a homecoming."
Image source, InphoRian and Oisin O'Neill with their cousin Cian McConville
Watch: Kieran McGeeney speaks to fans at the Athletic Grounds
Armagh coach Kieran Donaghy speaking to BBC Sport NI: "The crowd has been unbelievable.
This is the place where we train, the place where the blood, sweat and tears go in, the disappointments all that kind of stuff. To see them back here with the cup is very sweet.
The crowd deserved it, the players deserved it, Geezer deserved it."
Image source, InphoKieran Donaghy
"Chaos," says Oisin O'Neill when asked by BBC Sport NI to sum up the last 24 hours.
"Most of us watched 2002, some of the boys are too young, we were there and we all dreamed of having days like this. For it finally to come true for this group is unbelievable.
"I'm just delighted that for all the sacrifices that everyone has made that we finally got over the line."
"We've had more bad days than good but this team has only been beaten once in three years and we got over the line.
"We're going to enjoy the next couple of days."
Image source, Getty Images
Lots of celebrations and also a taxi in honour of Armagh's victory
Armagh captain Aidan Forker: "Geezer always puts it's back to the players, but like I said yesterday without this management team, I promise you this doesn't happen.
"To the fans, this orange wave that follows us everywhere up and down the country, there's nobody like us. Look around you here today, unbelievable.
"From the bottoms of everyone's' hearts, thank you so much.
"We're living our dreams here today."
Image source, BBC Sport
Image source, BBC SportThe players celebrate on stage with the Sam Maguire
Aileen Moynagh
BBC News NI
Sarah McKibbon was at the final and says it was "unbelievable".
"We are really excited, we are delighted - it's been a long time coming."
It was her first time at an All-Ireland final - "I've got the taste for it now!"
Watch: All-Ireland champions Armagh homecoming
Even as chants of 'Geezer, Geezer' ring around the Athletic Grounds, the manager reminds the crowd that it's about the players who were on the field against Galway.
"They're the ones that have to go for the blocks, they're the ones that have to make the blocks...thanks Joey...no matter what was said about them, they were knocked down time and time again," he said.
"They were told they couldn't beat teams above them...they beat teams above them.
"They were told they'd never get out of the 'Group of Death'...they topped the 'Group of Death'
"They were told they couldn't win tight games...they won tight games.
"Everybody said they wouldn't win the All-Ireland and they won the All-Ireland."
Image source, BBC SportArmagh's All-Ireland winners
Kieran McGeeney on stage in Armagh: "We're absolutely blown away by this. We expected something big but nothing like this.
"It has to be said, when Armagh does something, Armagh does it in style.
"It was after the Kerry game a lot of players I played with said the atmosphere in the stadium was unbelievable, that they'd never experienced anything like it.
"You surpassed it again in the final, on the way home last night, this morning and this afternoon, you have taken things to a new level for this team and for that we're entirely grateful."
More Power to Your Elbow, whose frontman Gerry Cunningham is an Armagh man himself, remind the crowd that the band are only the warm-up act.
Just as the Armagh squad walk into the Athletic Grounds with Sam Maguire in hand.
Image source, BBC SportThe players and management are just getting off the bus that's brought them to the Athletic Grounds.
Some reception surely awaits them once they make it to the stage.
The view from the stage as The Boys From The County Armagh has the crowd in fine voice
Image source, BBC Sport
Image source, BBC SportSeanín Graham shares a picture of the crowd at the Athletic Grounds
Aileen Moynagh
BBC News NI
Ciaran (L) and Leo (R) getting ready for the homecoming celebrations
Leo and Ciaran are waiting patiently at the grounds.
Leo says it's been a big weekend for the county and it's been special:
"The celebrating continues - it's about the people, it's about the team it's about everything. This is what it's all about."
"I don't think it's really sunk in for a lot of people yet - it's surreal."
Leo says the team have brought home that you should stand by them:
"Well, you never stop believing do you? The boys did good - We have to believe in them, going forward to next year."
The crowd currently being treated to some Taylor Swift covers.
Not a Cruel Summer this time around for the Orchard County...
The Armagh players are now expected to arrive around half five.