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Cork five missing for Limerick clash

CORK will be without five of their All-Ireland-winning starting fifteen - Wayne Sherlock, Brian Murphy, John Gardiner, Kieran Murphy and Brian Corcoran - for their opening Allianz National Hurling League game against Limerick at Páirc Uí Rinn on Sunday.

Cork five missing for Limerick clash

Wed, 16 Feb, 2005 - 00:00

Michael Ellard and Paul Keane

Sherlock has been ruled out with a groin injury. Gardiner and the Murphys and Gardiner are involved in university competition and Corcoran is rested.

John Browne takes over the right corner-back slot from his Blackrock colleague Sherlock, while Pat Mulcahy replaces Brian Murphy in the other corner.

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Courts Gaa Hurling Place: Páirc Uí Rinn Place: Tipperary Place: Thurles Person: Wayne Sherlock Person: Brian Murphy Person: John Gardiner Person: Kieran Murphy Person: Brian Corcoran Person: Sherlock Person: Gardiner Person: Murphys Person: Corcoran Person: John Browne Person: Pat Mulcahy Person: Graham Callinan Person: Jonathon O’Callaghan Person: Neil Ronan Person: Ken McGrath Person: McGrath Person: Justin McCarthy Person: James Murray Person: McCarthy Person: Fergal Hartley Person: Stephen Brenner Person: Ian O’Regan Person: Clinton Hennessy Person: Ardmore Person: Damien Young Person: Brendan Cummins Person: Ken Hogan Person: Tadhg Slevin Person: Borrisokane Person: Donal Shelly Person: Michael Webster Person: Evan Sweeney Person: Diarmuid Fitzgerald Person: Eddie Enright Person: John Carroll Person: Cork Person: D. Og Cusack Person: J. Browne Person: D. O’Sullivan Person: P. Mulcahy Person: G. Callinan Person: R. Curran Person: S. Og O hAilpin Person: T. Kenny Person: J. O’Connor Person: B. O’Connor Person: T. McCarthy Person: J. O’Callaghan Person: Ronan Person: D. Young Person: P. Ormonde Person: P. Maher Person: P. Curran Person: D. Fanning Person: D. Kennedy Person: E. Corcoran Person: C. Morrissey Person: T. Slevin Person: D. Shelly Person: M. Webster Person: M. O’Leary Person: S. Butler Person: E. Kelly Person: E. Sweeney Person: H. Moloney Person: T. King Person: M. Maher Person: R. Flannery Person: E. Hanley Person: P. Kelly Person: F. Devaney Person: J. O’Brien Event: Allianz National Hurling League Event: All-Ireland Organisation: Cork Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: Mount Sion Organisation: Decies Organisation: Cats Organisation: Down Organisation: Drom-Inch Organisation: Ballingarry Organisation: Loughmore

<p>MAGIC MAN: Cork’s Patrick Horgan. 'There was always a rabbit somewhere to be pulled out of his hat', says Anthony Daly. Pic: James Crombie, Inpho</p>

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