Crossmaglen captain Jamie Clarke says they want to 'right some wrongs' in the Ulster club championship after retaining the Armagh title.
Crossmaglen captain Jamie Clarke says they want to "right some wrongs" in the Ulster club championship after retaining the Armagh title on Sunday.
Ballybay inflicted a shock 2-11 to 1-9 defeat on Cross in the preliminary round but the Orchard champions have another shot at provincial glory, and they will play either Errigal Ciaran or Trillick at Healy Park. "It's brilliant - Clan na Gael are a brilliant team, they have three or four outstanding players and they were difficult to break down," said the forward.
"This team is hungry - there's new blood coming in and we're going to push on for Ulster now. There's a lot of talk about this Cross team not being as good as other teams.
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