Why Cork’s hurling fortunes are improving

The Cork Rebel Óg games development administrator responsible for overseeing hurling squads believes a system based in regions has been key in improving fortunes.
Why Cork’s hurling fortunes are improving

At the weekend, Cork’s U15 sides won the Carrigdhoun Munster hurling competition at A and B level while there were B-level win for U14 and U16 sides in their competitions.

Coupled with Cork winning the All-Ireland U17 title and with the minors taking on Galway this Sunday in their final, the county is reaping the rewards of the development squad system. Seán Crowley, the GDA who liaises with the various underage coaches, feels Cork are benefiting from casting a wide net.

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