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Conor Tourish on the ball for Finn Harps against Wexford. Photo: Joe Boland (North West Newspix)
Finn Harps will assess the extent of the latest hamstring injury suffered by defender Conor Tourish ahead of Friday night’s trip to face Cobh Ramblers.
Tourish limped out of Monday’s 3-1 loss to Wexford FC at Finn Park just shy of the hour mark.
On Friday night, Tourish was forced off 23 minutes from the end of Harps’ clash with Bray Wanderers at the Carlisle Grounds.
There were initially fears that the Letterkenny man’s season could be over, but he was passed fit to play on Monday.
However, the defender sustained another injury blow and Harps look set to be without him from Friday’s game at St Colman’s Park.
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“I don’t think his season is over, but it’s a setback for him,” assistant manager Tommy Canning told Donegal Live.
“He was on a great run of form. He is a huge loss to us any time he doesn’t play.”
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