Canty moves to full-back spot for Cork

THE Cork team to play Armagh in Crossmaglen on Sunday in round two of the Allianz NFL shows three changes from the team which defeated Kerry last Saturday night.

Wed, 05 Feb, 2003 - 00:00
Brendan Larkin

Alan O’Connor, who came on at centre-back as a second-half substitute for the injured Graham Canty, takes over at full-back from Niall Geary.

Padraig Kissane comes in for Derek Kavanagh at left half forward while Conrad Murphy replaces Alan Cronin at right corner forward.

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