Fogarty Forum: What will haunt Cork is nobody shouted 'stop'

It might actually be that Cork are too honest, it might be a misplaced confidence that their hurling will do all the winning for them
Cork's Robbie O'Flynn dejected after the defeat by Galway. Pic: ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne

Cork's Robbie O'Flynn dejected after the defeat by Galway. Pic: ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne

Not that you could condone it but you know what Limerick would have done facing Galway’s momentum on Saturday. They would have disrupted it. They would have iced them.

In their All-Ireland semi-final three years ago, Nickie Quaid went down with an eye problem after Galway went six points up in the first half. The Limerick goalkeeper’s previous two puck-outs had been sent back over his head as quickly as he struck them out the field.

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