Cork pip Dublin in cracking contest to advance to final

Seamus Harnedy's injury-time point put Cork ahead for only the second time in this riveting semi-final - but it was enough to secure the county their first league final since 2012.

Cork pip Dublin in cracking contest to advance to final
Sun, 19 Apr, 2015 - 16:51

By John Fogarty

Cork 1-27 Dublin 2-23

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