Patrick Kelly: Are Nemo most vulnerable west of the Viaduct?

Two of the three current giants of Cork football enter the knockout phase this weekend full of confidence
Patrick Kelly: Are Nemo most vulnerable west of the Viaduct?

COOL HAND: Luke Connolly with possession on the forward line for Nemo Rangers in the Bon Secours Premier Senior Football Championship Round Two game, Eire Og vs Nemo Rangers at Pairc Ui Rinn on Sunday 20th August 2023. Pic: Larry Cummins

This weekend West Cork is the place to be as two of the three current giants of Cork football, Nemo Rangers and Castlehaven, enter the knockout phase full of confidence. 

Facing them are the two best placed teams to make the leap and join that elite group of three (including semi-finalists St Finbarr's) in Clonakilty and Ballincollig. After the completion of four years of the group stages the points return of Nemo, Castlehaven and St Finbarr's leaves you in no doubt as to the pecking order in Cork football in recent years.

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