Cork SHC preview: Who can put a stop to Glen’s three in a row?

The famed Blackpool green, gold and black are aiming to become the first club to complete a Cork hurling three in a row since the Barrs in the early 1980s, but they will face a searching examination of their hunger and desire for another title from the likes of Erin’s Own, Douglas and Midleton

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GaaHurlingCorkSportPlace: DouglasPerson: GlenPerson: Joe DelaneyPerson: Daniel DooleyPerson: Barry JohnsonPerson: Cian O’ConnorPerson: Brian BarryPerson: Daniel EdmondsPerson: Darren McCarthyPerson: Paul GearyPerson: BrianPerson: Seamus CorryPerson: BarryPerson: Jamie DwyerPerson: Declan McCarthyPerson: Fergal RyanPerson: Shane O’KeeffePerson: John CashmanPerson: Stephen MurphyPerson: Niall CashmanPerson: Cathal CormackPerson: Michael O’ HalloranPerson: Martin HayesPerson: Charlie FeehelyPerson: Mark DriscollPerson: Pa CroninPerson: Sean O’RourkePerson: ImokillyEvent: Premier Intermediate HurlingEvent: County FinalEvent: 2016 ChampionshipOrganisation: Cork SHCOrganisation: BlackpoolOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: BarrsOrganisation: Erin’s OwnOrganisation: DouglasOrganisation: MidletonOrganisation: NewtownshandrumOrganisation: BallymartleOrganisation: KilleaghOrganisation: Bride RoversOrganisation: YoughalOrganisation: SarsfieldsOrganisation: CarrigtwohillOrganisation: BlackrockOrganisation: BallyheaOrganisation: Na PiarsaighOrganisation: Glen RoversOrganisation: BishopstownOrganisation: St FinbarrsOrganisation: NewcestownOrganisation: Erins OwnOrganisation: BandonOrganisation: AvondhuOrganisation: Cork ITOrganisation: DuhallowOrganisation: CarigdhounOrganisation: ImokillyOrganisation: UCCOrganisation: MuskerryOrganisation: CarberyOrganisation: GlenOrganisation: SarsOrganisation: RiverstickOrganisation: TBCOrganisation: RockiesOrganisation: Own

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