Yet, the inescapable fact is that underdogs Limerick lost the momentum they had gained over the course of a spirited first half display and struggled in the face of a rising Cork challenge.
To their great credit and thanks to the astute preparation of manager Padjoe Whelahan they were still in contention when the whistle sounded in the 40th minute.
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