Well, for just a second time in their history, Armagh are the All-Ireland champions.

While it wasn't a first half that will live long in the memory, fans from the Orchard County will surely never forget Aaron McKay's goal, Joe McElroy's block, Jarlath Og Burns climbing of the steps or Aidan Forker's lifting of Sam.

Another final, another incredible day on the Jones' Road.

You can read Matt Gault's report from Croke Park here.

The celebrations are sure to go on for the days (and weeks) ahead and we'll keep you up to date with all of it across BBC Sport NI.

Thanks for joining us this afternoon!

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Armagh's players are celebrating out on the pitch with their supporters, but the party is just beginning and may go on for some time. A glorious day for the Orchard County.

Oisin McConville
Armagh All-Ireland winner on BBC Sport

I know Galway are in a similar boat but I felt as if our need was greater. I think Armagh played like that.

Our bench again was very strong and the big players stood up.

I don't know what it is about winning by a point but we love that.

The Armagh skipper is almost hoarse at the end of his speech as he pays tribute to the Armagh fans, but concludes by telling all in Croke Park to never give up.

This Armagh team didn't despite some crushing defeats in Ulster finals and All-Ireland quarter-finals over the past few years.

Those in orange at Croke Park are now belting out 'Boys from the County Armagh'.

Paddy Burns speaking to BBC Sport NI: "As a group we've been through a lot. We've been through weddings, funerals, children being born and a lot of different things.

We've soldiered for eight, nine, ten years. I think we deserve this. A lot of people wrote us off and said we couldn't do it.

We absolutely deserve it and Kieran deserves it."

Armagh captain Aidan Forker insists Armagh's title would not be possible but for the efforts of manager Kieran McGeeney over the past decade. He succeeds him as Armagh's latest captain to raise Sam Maguire.

John Haughey
BBC Sport NI at Croke Park

Aidan Forker has just stepped up to make his captain's speech. His opening words were: 'We're not dreaming......we're All-Ireland champions 2024'.

Ray Silke
Galway All-Ireland winner on BBC Sounds

When you're playing a team that's missing, every time they miss, you think 'wow, that's fantastic.'

I thought Galway would win today because I thought Damien Comer and Shane Walsh would be on it and be hard stopped.

Comer was taken off, Shane was a shadow of himself.

One man I would like to praise is Oisin Conaty, he scored three from play, all huge points.

GAA President Jarlath Burns is about to hand Sam over to his fellow Armagh man Aidan Forker.

You can hear the emotion in his voice as he makes a speech thanking all who contribute to the GAA.

Empathising with Galway's defeat as he and his county have suffered so many crushing disappointments over the years, but it is Armagh's day.

Joe McElroy speaking to BBC Sport NI: "We knew we had the good players to come on and finish strong. We went in at half-time level but we just knew we were going to win that game.

There was not a chance we were going to let that slip.The last three or four years has been penalties and heartbreak."

John Haughey
BBC Sport NI at Croke Park

Armagh seemed to be in danger once again of looking for the finishing line too early but their magnificent defence held firm as Galway's shooting let them down.

Really emotional scenes at Croke Park as Armagh celebrate wildly, in contrast to the devastation for Galway.

The Tribesmen came up short two years ago against Kerry and will be gutted again. They had their opportunities but lost their way with their shooting for a spell late in the game when they were pressing, which will haunt them.

John Haughey
BBC Sport NI at Croke Park

Armagh's 22-year wait for a second All-Ireland title is over.

Who would have thought Armagh would be here two and a half months ago when they lost that dramatic Ulster decider against Donegal on penalties.

But Kieran McGeeney and his players believed and while they endured an incredibly nervous finish as Galway frantically chased an equaliser, the Orchard men held on.

GAA president Jarlath Burns has just planted a kiss on his son Jarly Og.

Joe McElroy with the late block on Paul Conroy sealed it, shades of Tyrone's Conor Gormley whose block broke Armagh hearts in 2003.

The Orchard County will have its first All-Ireland title since 2002 and just their second overall.

In the end, it was that Aaron McKay goal that proved the difference as it gave Armagh the lead for the first time and they stayed there.

What heart-stopping finish to that game. The ball finished in the hands of Jarlath Og Burns and his dad will soon present the Sam Maguire to Aidan Forker.

Armagh hold firm and they have done it!!!!!

Armagh have it and are away but they have a shot off the post! Galway have one last attack now!

Dylan McHugh with a shot but it hits the post and goes wide! This kick-out is going to be vital. One minute to go.