Cork pay big price for Leeside losses

It has been a shocking decade of decline for Cork football and having started it in 2010 as Division One and All-Ireland champions, they finish it as a Division Three side after yesterday’s deserved win in Armagh failed to save them from relegation.

Cork pay big price for Leeside losses
Mon, 25 Mar, 2019 - 00:00
Orla Bannon

ARMAGH 1-14 CORK 3-9

It has been a shocking decade of decline for Cork football and having started it in 2010 as Division One and All-Ireland champions, they finish it as a Division Three side after yesterday’s deserved win in Armagh failed to save them from relegation.

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