Kinsella: Defence key to stopping Cork

RORY KINSELLA has it all figured out. Well almost. In so far as it is possible to analyse a game accurately, he is convinced the key to winning Sunday’s Guinness All-Ireland hurling semi-final in Croke Park will be in stopping Cork’s half-backs.

Taking account of his coaching background, the fact that he played with Wexford and managed them for three years after Liam Griffin, few would question his judgment.

A teacher in Bunclody and brother of county secretary Mick Kinsella he says Wexford supporters are not at all convinced their team is going to be victorious. He himself agrees that Cork have to be favourites.