Kevin Walsh’s men, who are trying to end their five-season stay out of the top flight in the league, will travel to Portugal on Monday for a training camp.
“We have worked out a detailed training programme for each of the days and it will be great to get good time together to work on a few things. A lot of work has gone in over the past few months and this will help us step it up again, but our first priority is the Armagh match on Sunday. We know how tough that will be.”
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