Cork GAA clarify tie-breaker rules for county championships

2020 is the first year Cork has run its championships with three four-team groups across hurling and football grades
Cork GAA clarify tie-breaker rules for county championships

Blackrock's Shane O'Keeffe gets past Darragh Ginley of Newtownshandrum at Mallow GAA Grounds. Blackrock are currently in pole position to advance direct to the Cork Premier SHC semi-finals as the group leader with the best record entering the final round of games. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

Cork GAA have clarified the tie-breaker rules which will be used to separate clubs that finish level on points in the county championships.

2020 is the first year Cork has run its championships with three four-team groups across hurling and football grades.

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