Enda McEvoy: It is not an equally big match for both sides — Cork simply have to win

The opening of To Kill A Mockingbird, a book Derek McGrath has taught to generations of English scholars at De La Salle secondary school in Waterford, describes how Jem Finch and his sister Scout got the notion to make Boo Radley, their reclusive neighbour, come out.

Enda McEvoy: It is not an equally big match for both sides — Cork simply have to win

Out of the house... Not out of any press or wardrobe or similar item therein. The book is set in the 1930s.)

McGrath’s vision of a dead mockingbird tomorrow? It almost certainly goes something along the following lines.

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