Four debutants for Cork's league opener

Ronan McCarthy has included four league debutants for Cork's Division 2 opener against Fermanagh.

Four debutants for Cork's league opener
Wed, 23 Jan, 2019 - 13:31
Stephen Barry

Ronan McCarthy has included four league debutants for Cork's Division 2 opener against Fermanagh.

In a new-look full-back line, Kevin O'Donovan of Nemo Rangers and St Finbarr's Conor Dennehy make their first competitive starts, either side of Kevin Flahive.

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