Thirteen days ago they shocked Tipperary in the hurling final with a last-minute winning goal. With five of that team available - Ken O’Halloran, Niall Horgan, Eoin Cadogan, Carthrach Keane and Kevin Canty, Cork, are optimistic ahead of tomorrow’s decider.
Kerry are bidding for their fourth title in a row with Cork last winning the title in 2000. Cork coach Der O’Donovan feels that the five dual players could hold the key to success.
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