Tomás Mulcahy: ‘It’s important for Cork hurling to have a good game tomorrow’

The biggest day in the Cork GAA calendar retains its lustre. The crowds may not be as big, and the venue is not at the end of that long leafy stroll down the Marina, but the prize remains the same.

Tomorrow Glen Rovers and Erin’s Own battle it out for the Seán Óg Murphy Cup: two clubs which show the full spectrum of those competing for the prize. The Glen, one of the original big three along with St Finbarr’s and Blackrock, and Erin’s Own, the newer arrivals on the honours list.

City club and country outfit. Incumbent champions and feisty challengers.