Cadogan trying to ‘find his identity’ in Cork set-up

It’s not as if Eoin Cadogan is obsessed with what his fellow Cork hurlers think, but you can tell their perception of him is on his mind.

At 31, the chance to line out for the hurlers again — better still, the opportunity to play alongside his younger brother Alan — was something he found difficult to turn down, even if it meant quitting the county football panel.

At the same time, returning to a fold he left following the 2014 season was a daunting experience.