So what became of the Cork hurlers' second Croke Park entrance? 

All summer, Cork have warmed up in white training gear, then returned to conclave in their dressing room before reemerging in battle red
So what became of the Cork hurlers' second Croke Park entrance? 

The Cork hurling team run out onto the pitch for the All-Ireland final against Limerick. Picture: INPHO/Morgan Treacy

It is a rich part of the lore of hurling championship — how games were won or lost in the parade or the warmup. Inquests invariably circle back to forewarnings in the preliminaries. Who was out too soon or way too late? Who used too many cones? Who waved that bit enthusiastically to the crowd?

This time: What happened to Cork’s double entry?

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