Cooper relishing Cork test

Kerry forward Colm Cooper scored three points in a return to form yesterday as the Kingdom maintained their unblemished championship semi-final record against Dublin since 1977.

Mon, 27 Aug, 2007 - 20:48

Kerry forward Colm Cooper is fully aware that another tough encounter awaits his team in the upcoming All-Ireland decider against Cork.

Speaking after yesterday's win against Dublin at Croke Park, Cooper also admitted he was delighted to have pulled through against the Dubs.

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