The future’s still bright for Cork, says Tom Kenny

The lack of experience on the Cork bench is “nobody’s fault”, according to Tom Kenny, who believes an All-Ireland U21 title in the coming weeks would set up Cork perfectly for a crack at senior glory in 2019.

The future’s still bright for Cork, says Tom Kenny

The lack of experience on the Cork bench is “nobody’s fault”, according to Tom Kenny, who believes an All-Ireland U21 title in the coming weeks would set up Cork perfectly for a crack at senior glory in 2019.

Cork’s reinforcements contributed just one point at the end of Sunday’s extra-time All-Ireland semi-final classic, whereas four of Limerick’s reserves — Shane Dowling, Barry Nash, Pat Ryan and David Reidy — notched 2-6. Another replacement, Peter Casey, may not have written his name onto the Treaty scoresheet, but did plenty elsewhere to merit mention.

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