Why the Cork hurlers need to go low more often

Goal-scoring has long stopped being a strength of Cork.

Why the Cork hurlers need to go low more often

Before Galway went four straight Championship matches without raising a green flag last year, the team that came closest to winning an All-Ireland title with a similar enough barren goal spell was Cork in 2013, writes John Fogarty.

After three games, they arrived goalless at the All-Ireland semi-final stage, where they managed one against Dublin, before obliterating that trend by finding the net on three occasions twice in the final dates with Clare.

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