The Rebels had no selection restrictions, with many of the 2013 All-Ireland-winning side available after missing last year, but Jimmy Barry-Murphy’s fifth point of the game put Limerick 0-13 to 0-12 in front.
Alan Barry levelled for Cork immediately but it had been a frustrating game for the Rebels up to then as goal chances were missed and another was squandered when Barry couldn’t reach Anthony O’Connor’s handpass across goal.
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