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Cork can still count on Cusack’s influence

For years they’ve been the most identifiable players with hurling’s most recognised counties.

Tue, 24 Apr, 2012 - 01:00

Kieran Shannon is an award-winning sportswriter renowned for big interviews, insightful columns and an unrelenting focus on high‑performance sport.

Lar with Tipp.

Henry for Kilkenny.

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