O’Halloran stands tall for Cork

ONLY 29 days have elapsed in the first month of the 2012 season and the Cork senior footballers got their hands on silverware at the Clonmel Sportsfield yesterday.

O’Halloran stands tall for Cork
Mon, 30 Jan, 2012 - 00:00
Tipperary 0-06 Cork 0-13 Fintan O’Toole

Yet the muted post-match reaction suggests they will not pause too long to reflect on this McGrath Cup final triumph.

There were only 915 present to watch Cork trudge past Tipperary in testing underfoot conditions and much of the crowd had dispersed by the time Ray Carey, standing in for regular captain Graham Canty, lifted the trophy.

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