Jack Cahalane: 'We've shown steel that hasn't really been shown in Cork for a long time'

Cahalane, who hit 1-1 during Wednesday's All-Ireland U20 final win, was extremely proud of the way Cork responded to Galway’s unanswered 1-4 at the beginning of the second-half
Jack Cahalane: 'We've shown steel that hasn't really been shown in Cork for a long time'

Cork's Jack Cahalane with Galway goalkeeper Paddy Rabbitte and Shane Morgan. Picture: INPHO/Laszlo Geczo

The steel shown by the Cork minor, U20, and senior teams this summer has disproved the notion that Cork hurling is soft, according to the county’s U20 winner Jack Cahalane.

Cahalane, who hit 1-1 during Wednesday's All-Ireland U20 final win, was extremely proud of the way Cork responded to Galway’s unanswered 1-4 at the beginning of the second-half which cut Cork’s 10-point interval lead to three by the 38th minute.

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