Galway attacking star Sean Armstrong has insisted that his rugby career is a temporary rather than a permanent affair.

The county football ace has recently turned his hand to the oval ball game and scored a try on his debut for Shannon in an All-Ireland League game against Cork Constitution.

However the Salthill/Knocknacarra star has stressed that his conversion to rugby hasn't a long-term future: "I don't think I am good enough to play (rugby) regularly and football is still my main priority, but rugby will keep me fresh during the winter.

"If I was in Galway it would be different, as I could tip to the gym with a few of the lads, but as I am in Limerick (studying) it is the perfect way to keep fit." Tweet

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