LOUTH captain Sam Mulroy admits he'll be taking another 'massive risk' when he faces Dublin in the Leinster final.
The full-forward has hit crucial 1-4 and 0-6 tallies across the last two weekends - helping the Wee County to qualify for just their second Leinster final in over 60 years.
But he's also rolling the dice every time he pulls on the Louth jersey because he was told to take 12 weeks out at the start of March.
Mulroy suffered a serious hamstring injury in the National League win over Kildare but lined out against Westmeath in the Championship just seven weeks later.
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