Rebels' Munster Final changes cause a stir

Rebels boss Donal O'Grady has caused a stir with his decision to bring Brian Corcoran and Garvan McCarthy to the Cork team ahead of Sunday's Munster final against Waterford.

Rebels' Munster Final changes cause a stir
Wed, 23 Jun, 2004 - 15:35

Rebels boss Donal O'Grady has caused a stir with his decision to bring Brian Corcoran and Garvan McCarthy to the Cork team ahead of Sunday's Munster final against Waterford.

Corcoran hasn't started a game for Cork since 2001 after which he opted to retire from the game but the return of the former Hurler of the Year has been broadly welcomed.

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