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'There was a lot of hurt' - heartache drove Cross to Armagh glory

'There was a lot of hurt' - heartache drove Cross to Armagh glory
BBC Sport Monday 19 October 2026, 09:53 UTC 1 min read
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Crossmaglen Rangers manager Shane Lennon says the heartbreak of last year's championship exit fuelled his side's determination to reclaim the Armagh title.

Crossmaglen Rangers manager Shane Lennon says the heartbreak of last year's championship exit fuelled his side's determination to reclaim the Armagh title.
Cross (ORG) Armagh (PERSON) Crossmaglen Rangers (ORG) Shane Lennon (PERSON)
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