Ciarán Sheehan says advanced mark can be ‘weapon’

The Division 3 table-toppers have made just two marks across their opening three league fixtures.

Tue, 11 Feb, 2020 - 05:30

Eoghan Cormican

Cork full-forward and former AFL footballer Ciarán Sheehan believes the advanced mark can be a “weapon” for the county this season.

The Division 3 table-toppers have made just two marks across their opening three league fixtures, only one of which — Luke Connolly, away to Leitrim — produced a white flag.

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