Leg-break agony for Armagh's Austin

Armagh's Ronan Austin is facing a number of months on the sidelines after he broke his leg in Wednesday night's Gaelic Life Dr McKenna Cup defeat to Fermanagh.

Leg-break agony for Armagh's Austin
Sat, 12 Jan, 2008 - 12:54

Armagh's Ronan Austin is facing a number of months on the sidelines after he broke his leg in Wednesday night's Gaelic Life Dr McKenna Cup defeat to Fermanagh.

Austin fell awkwardly during the opening exchanges of the 1-11 to 0-10 loss at Kingspan Breffni Park and the Armagh medics have confirmed the worst possible news for the Clan na Gael clubman.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: Kingspan Breffni ParkPlace: BallyshannonPerson: AustinPerson: Ronan AustinPerson: Dara EdwardsPerson: Peter McDonnellPerson: Brian McGuiganPerson: McGuiganPerson: Mickey HartePerson: HartePerson: Johnny CurranPerson: Colin HolmesPerson: Conal MartinPerson: TyronePerson: J CurranPerson: PJ QuinnPerson: McCarronPerson: M SwiftPerson: D HartePerson: D CarlinPerson: P JordanPerson: C HolmesPerson: C MartinPerson: G ReillyPerson: C McCarronPerson: M PenrosePerson: T McGuiganPerson: Shaun O'NeillEvent: Gaelic Life Dr McKenna CupEvent: 2004 All-Ireland Under-21Event: Ulster championshipEvent: McKenna CupEvent: All-IrelandOrganisation: ArmaghOrganisation: Armagh medicsOrganisation: Clan na GaelOrganisation: Red HandsOrganisation: DonegalOrganisation: ArdboeOrganisation: Omagh
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