Kerrigan: Cork building legacy

At least publicly, no other Cork footballer gives a more honest appraisal of where the team are than Paul Kerrigan.

When he puts them side-by-side with Kildare, he sees differences in Cork’s favour. But then he figures the opponents view the Munster champions as more of a quarry than other provincial victors like Dublin,” he says.

“I’d like to think that we’re better than them because we’ve won a bit more than them, but that’s not going to matter on Sunday.