Royals clash now ‘huge’ for Cork, says Joe Kavanagh

Former Cork star Joe Kavanagh believes defeat for the county against Meath in their next Allianz FL Division 2 outing in a fortnight could have a serious knock-on effect.

Tue, 07 Mar, 2017 - 00:00

Denis Hurley

A loss to Clare on Sunday leaves Cork in sixth place in Division 2, level on three points with Derry in seventh.

Kavanagh, a part of the last Rebel side to lose to the Banner County, feels the Meath game is a must-win in order to inject confidence.

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