Down's Conor Garvey has turned his attention to Fermanagh.

The Mourne County's league run was ended by Cork at Croke Park on Sunday but full back Garvey feels the run-out at Headquarters will be of benefit to James McCartan's team as they prepare to lock horns with Peter Canavan's Ernesmen in the first round of Ulster:

"There are not too many people who get a run-out on Croke Park. It is always good to play on Croke Park," he says in The Irish News.

"We will go home now and study the video and try to learn from our mistakes. Hopefully, we will be able to set ourselves up for Fermanagh.

"The main thing at the start of the year was to stay in Division One, then focus on Fermanagh in the championship.

"We have stayed in Division One, so it is all guns out now for Fermanagh." Tweet

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