Cork reel in seven-point second-half deficit to advance to U20 final

Cork will play Dublin in next weekend’s All-Ireland U20 football final after reeling in a seven-point second-half deficit to overcome 14-man Tyrone.

Sun, 28 Jul, 2019 - 18:44

Eoghan Cormican

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Cork will play Dublin in next weekend’s All-Ireland U20 football final after reeling in a seven-point second-half deficit to overcome 14-man Tyrone.

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Courts Gaa Cork Sport Tyrone Place: Antrim Person: Cathal O’Mahony Person: Mark Cronin Person: Oguz Person: Sean Meehan Person: Jack Murphy Person: Fionn Herlihy Person: Colm O’Callaghan Person: Tiarnan Quinn Person: Sean Óg McAleer Person: Darragh Canavan Person: McAleer Person: James Garrity Person: Quinn Person: Brian Hartnett Person: Colm Barrett Person: Keith Ricken Person: C O’Mahony Person: M Cronin Person: J Murphy Person: C Barrett Person: F Herlihy Person: E O’Hanlon Person: B Harnett Person: M Hodnett Person: T Quinn Person: D Canavan Person: M Conroy Person: J Garrity Person: P Óg McCartan Person: E Jordan Person: J O'Keeffe Person: M Mahoney Person: M Shanley Person: P Ring Person: G O'Donovan Person: S Meehan Person: P O'Driscoll Person: B Hartnett Person: D O'Connell Person: B Murphy Person: C O’Callaghan Person: C O'Mahony Person: D Gore Person: O’Connell Person: J McCarthy Person: O’Donovan Person: Óg Person: O’Callaghan Person: Dohenys Person: Murphy Person: Mahoney Person: S Hickey Person: Meehan Person: Tyrone Person: L Quinn Person: Donaghmore Person: A Clarke Person: C Quinn Person: Galbally Person: P Mullan Person: C Grimes Person: Loughmacrory Person: A Fox Person: C Devlin Person: Ardboe Person: R Gormley Person: Strabane Person: J Oguz Person: Errigal Ciaran Person: Dungannon Person: Trilick Person: Gortin Person: Dromore Person: D McGuigan Person: Goodwin Person: McCartan Person: Moy Person: S Laverty Event: U20 Event: All-Ireland Organisation: Cork Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Ulster Organisation: Newmarket Organisation: Knocknagree Organisation: Aghabullogue Organisation: Newcestown Organisation: Ilen Rovers Organisation: Douglas Organisation: Kanturk Organisation: St Finbarr's Organisation: St Vincent’s Organisation: Nemo Rangers Organisation: Mitchelstown Organisation: Kilmacabea Organisation: Carrigaline Organisation: Éire Organisation: Carbery Rangers Organisation: Coalisland Organisation: Omagh

<p>Pete Finnerty of Galway with his Hurling Hall of Fame award during the Gaelic Writers Association Awards, in association with the Clayton Hotels at the Clayton Hotel in Ballsbridge, Dublin. Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile</p>

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