The Cork footballers have improved on the Clare hurlers' use of Tinder

In our 'Getting To Know You' slot, Cork footballer Mark Collins makes a small refinement to best practice for county men on Tinder.

A few weeks ago, Clare hurler Brendan Bugler told us of the colleague who likes to mention his county status within the first two to three days of Tinder engagement.

But the Cork lads have an altogether easier way of cutting to the chase; wear the county jersey in your profile pic.

Which professional athlete would you swap lives with?

Tom Brady

Are you a Netflix/Box Office binger? Any recommendations?

Netflix. Making a Murderer was top class. Just started Suits.

Technology you can’t live without?

It has to be the obvious choice; the iPhone.

One team-mate you'd have in your corner in tag-team MMA?

I'll agree with Paul Kerrigan's choice of Michael Shields.

The worst book/movie you forced yourself to read/watch all the way through?

Was made watch "Happy Feet" once.

Favourite GAA pundit or commentator?

Colm Parkinson.

First sporting hero?

Niall Cahalane/Larry Tompkins.

Your last meal before training and first food afterwards?

My mother's fresh fruit salad would be the last meal before training and after I would choose a chicken stir fry.

What’s the one rule change you’d like brought into the game?

Designated off time for players.

On Tinder? How soon do you let it slip you’re a countyman?

I'm not like other players on our panel who have their profile picture in a Cork jersey.

Best nickname among your team-mates?

Donncha O'Connor is known as "Meerkat".

Five tracks for your ideal dressing room/training run playlist?

I'm not a massive music fan, but Brian Hurley is a big fan of Rihanna. So you can usually hear her from his earphones.