Cahalane rampage captures Rebels rise

Sweet and satisfying. Munster titles aren’t 10-a-penny in Cork, but they are plentiful and yet the delight gleaned from this latest addition to their haul will be difficult to beat, given the circumstances. July 9, 2016: Dumped out of the championship by Wexford. July 9, 2017: Kings of Munster.
Cahalane rampage captures Rebels rise
Mon, 10 Jul, 2017 - 01:00
John Fogarty

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