Cork's defensive statistics suggest Kerry's Colm Cooper should thrive in Tralee

Cork could be in for a long afternoon in Tralee next Sunday, a very long afternoon.

Cork's defensive statistics suggest Kerry's Colm Cooper should thrive in Tralee
Tue, 29 Mar, 2016 - 17:41

By Peter McNamara

Cork could be in for a long afternoon in Tralee next Sunday, a very long afternoon.

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