McCarthy says 2016 semi was making of Dublin

Dublin won’t panic like Kerry once did on the brink of five in a row, says Ronan McCarthy.

McCarthy says 2016 semi was making of Dublin
Mon, 12 Aug, 2019 - 22:00
Larry Ryan

Dublin won’t panic like Kerry once did on the brink of five in a row, says Ronan McCarthy.

The Cork manager believes surviving the ferocious 2016 All-Ireland semi-final test from Kerry — one of the greatest matches he has seen — has given Jim Gavin’s men a near unshakable belief in themselves.

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