‘One for all and all for one’ as Paudie eyeing Rebel return

June 2001. Cork v Limerick in the Munster quarter-final in Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

It’s the day when big brother Diarmuid scored one of the most spectacular points in hurling championship history. The day he thundered out of defence, flattened the unfortunate Jack Foley with a massive shoulder and from over 100 yards, belted the ball over the Limerick crossbar. Paudie O’Sullivan was close to the action as a spectator.

“It was one of the luckiest points I ever saw!” he laughed.