Late start tuned us in, says Rebel star Horgan

CORK’S two-goal hero Patrick Horgan says the delay to Sunday’s Munster SHC game was a help rather than a hindrance.

Tue, 01 Jun, 2010 - 01:00

Michael Moynihan

The Cork-Tipperary clash was delayed by 15 minutes to accommodate extra-time in the Down-Donegal Ulster SFC game in Ballybofey, but Horgan said yesterday that the extra-time Cork spent on the pitch wasn’t a problem.

“To be honest, I found it a help,” the Glen Rovers man said yesterday.

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