Armagh All-Ireland winners Rory Grugan and James Morgan have retired from inter-county duty.
Grugan was part of Kieran McGeeney's squad that claimed the county's second-ever All-Ireland title against Galway in 2024 while Morgan returned to the squad in 2025.
Grugan, a former Orchard County captain, left the final with a serious injury, but Armagh still managed to hold out for a narrow victory.
The Ballymacnab man made his debut in 2011 in a Dr McKenna Cup win over Down.
Morgan's involvement with the squad has been limited in recent years - although he was in the squad for a 2025 Ulster clash with Antrim - with injuries hampering the latter stages of his career.
The Crossmaglen defender came onto the county scene in 2013 and made his name as a tight man-marker.
The pair also won an All-Ireland minor title together, Morgan starting in defence and Grugan in attack as they defeated Mayo in the 2009 final.
It brings to eight the number of players who have now exited the squad since Armagh's 2024 triumph with Stefan Campbell, Jemar Hall, Ciaron O'Hanlon, Niall Rowland, Ciaran Higgins and Shane McPartlan stepping away after the 2025 campaign.
A number of other Armagh players are expected to follow suit in the coming weeks.
