Cuthbert brings back the dual stars

Cork’s dual playing triumvirate have been promoted to the team for Sunday’s Munster final against Kerry.

Cuthbert brings back the dual stars
Thu, 03 Jul, 2014 - 01:00
John Fogarty

Having featured for the hurlers in the Munster semi-final replay against Waterford, Eoin Cadogan, Damien Cahalane and Aidan Walsh were substitutes in last Saturday week’s win over Tipperary.

However, Brian Cuthbert has chosen to start the three to face their keenest rivals and they are the only personnel changes to the team that started the nervy semi-final.

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