Fermanagh suffer McGrath blow for Ulster opener

Fermanagh's All Star midfielder Martin McGrath has lost his battle for fitness ahead of Sunday's Ulster football championship opener against league champions Armagh at Clones.

Fri, 13 May, 2005 - 08:34

Fermanagh's All Star midfielder Martin McGrath has lost his battle for fitness ahead of Sunday's Ulster football championship opener against league champions Armagh at Clones.

McGrath has been suffering from a viral infection in recent weeks, and his place in midfield goes to James Sherry.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: FermanaghPlace: ClonesPerson: McGrathPerson: Martin McGrathPerson: James SherryPerson: Shane GoanPerson: Adrian LittlePerson: RoryPerson: Raymond GallagherPerson: Charlie MulgrewPerson: N TinneyPerson: S GoanPerson: B OwensPerson: McCluskeyPerson: R JohnstonPerson: S McDermottPerson: D O'ReillyPerson: L McBarronPerson: J SherryPerson: E MaguirePerson: T BrewsterPerson: M LittlePerson: A LittlePerson: S MaguirePerson: C BradleyEvent: UlsterEvent: ChampionshipEvent: Ulster Football ChampionshipEvent: All-IrelandOrganisation: ArmaghOrganisation: SFC
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