Darragh Fitzgibbon: 'I thought I had a bug going to training and the next thing I was on the road to CUH'

Surgery for appendicitis last month kept Darragh Fitzgibbon out of the Munster final.
eir Ambassador Darragh Fitzgibbon pictured in Croke Park marking eir's continued support of the GAA All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship and the fourth year of the Poc Tapa Challenge, a competition open to every GAA club in the country, where the fastest team wins €5,000 for their club and the chance to play in Croke Park on semi-final day. To enter, visit @eir.Ireland on Instagram. eir is recognised by Opensignal as having Ireland's No.1 5G network coverage. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

eir Ambassador Darragh Fitzgibbon pictured in Croke Park marking eir's continued support of the GAA All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship and the fourth year of the Poc Tapa Challenge, a competition open to every GAA club in the country, where the fastest team wins €5,000 for their club and the chance to play in Croke Park on semi-final day. To enter, visit @eir.Ireland on Instagram. eir is recognised by Opensignal as having Ireland's No.1 5G network coverage. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

Missing the rest of the championship was a consideration for Cork captain Darragh Fitzgibbon after his surgery for appendicitis last month.

The 29-year-old was set straight about the condition by Dr Adrian Murphy in Cork University Hospital’s emergency department having initially suffered stomach complaints last month.

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