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Bug wreaks havoc on Armagh’s build-up

ARMAGH have suffered a massive blow prior to their crunch Ulster SFC clash with Tyrone as 12 players were quarantined when a stomach bug forced them into a one-week shutdown.

Fri, 22 May, 2009 - 01:00

Michael Ellard

While manager Peter McDonnell expects the bulk of his players to have recovered in time for the Tyrone game, which is less than two weeks away, he admitted that it could take some longer than others to recover.

“I would hope that is not the case but it manifests itself in different ways in different people.

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