Armagh will be without Jamie Clarke for 2016 championship

The player has informed management of his intention to travel to the US once he completes his club duties with Crossmaglen Rangers.

Tue, 05 Jan, 2016 - 13:06

Armagh football manager Kieran McGeeney has confirmed that the county will be without the services of forward Jamie Clarke for this year’s championship.

The player has informed management of his intention to travel to the US once he completes his club duties with Crossmaglen Rangers.

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