Domhnall O’Donovan’s last-gasp score was smash-and-grab hurling perfected, Saturday’s rescue mission, however, was a 65-minute effort — the home side simply were non-existent in the opening quarter — requiring no little resilience and character.
At every turn, questions were asked of the All-Ireland champions, their desire tested, their limits pushed.
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