Cork-Kerry rivalry remains strong, insists Seán O'Shea

Returning to teaching in Ballincollig’s Colaiste Choilm after the mid-term break, O’Shea is acutely aware of the rivalry
Cork-Kerry rivalry remains strong, insists Seán O'Shea

Kerry's Seán O'Shea celebrates scoring a goal against Donegal at Austin Stack Park. Photo by Matt Browne/Sportsfile

Seán O’Shea refuses to believe the Kerry-Cork rivalry has diminished in recent years.

Cork have not get the better of their neighbours since 2012. The closest they’ve come to winning was the 2015 draw, when Fionn Fitzgerald’s point in Killarney forced a replay, which Kerry won by six points.

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