Colin Corkery: Cork aren't bringing through players to senior level properly 

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Colin Corkery: Cork aren't bringing through players to senior level properly 

Colin Corkery in action for Cork in 2002. Picture: Donna McBride

Tue, 02 Jul, 2024 - 08:30
Barry O'Mahony

FORMER Cork footballer Colin Corkery feels there are no shortage of players on Leeside but a combination of things hinders their progress. 

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