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Ulster SFC 2024: Fast start key to Armagh win over Fermanagh – Turbitt

Whilst Armagh have had many tough battles against Fermanagh at Brewster Park over the years, they were 3-4 to 0-2 to the good at the interval on Sunday.

In the second half, Fermanagh didn’t allow Armagh to run up the score and kept things much closer, but the damage was done.

For Turbitt and the Orchard County, it was just a case of seeing the win over the line, playing against a strong breeze.

“The second half was just about seeing it out in tough conditions,” he admitted.

“It was about consolidating what we had, whilst also trying to chip over a few points.

“We probably think that we could have got more, but in the end there was a fair enough gap between us and we just saw it out. A win is a win.”

Up next, Armagh take on local rivals Down in the last four, and Turbitt says that it is one for the fans to be excited for.

“You always look forward to games against Down,” said the Clann Eireann man.

“We’ll look forward to it, but they’ll be looking forward to it. We’ll give it our best and see how it goes.”


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