Fermanagh captain to 'wait and hope' she wins fitness race ahead of All-Ireland final

'I had to sit out the Carlow and Limerick games. Obviously it was a bit of a tough watch from the sidelines'
Fermanagh captain to 'wait and hope' she wins fitness race ahead of All-Ireland final

Fermanagh captain Courteney Murphy pictured at Cuilcagh Boardwalk Trail ahead of next Saturday's TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Junior Football Championship Final. The 2020 Junior Final will be contested by Fermanagh and Wicklow at Parnell Park. Picture: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile 

Fermanagh Ladies Football captain Courteney Murphy remains hopeful that she will be fit to lead her side out against Wicklow in Saturday’s TG4 All-Ireland Junior Championship Final.

To date Murphy, 23, has only played an hour of Fermanagh’s Championship campaign after injuring her hand just after half-time of their opening round game – also against Wicklow – but after watching from the sidelines as her side got back to winning ways, she is determined to play some part at Parnell Park.

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