Daniel Kearney: 'Limerick have improved, but I don’t think Cork have gone back that significantly'

Daniel Kearney said the 16-point final hammering had not undone the progress achieved in reaching the decider
Daniel Kearney: 'Limerick have improved, but I don’t think Cork have gone back that significantly'

Daniel Kearney of Cork in action against Limerick in the 2018 Championship. Picture: INPHO/James Crombie

Former Cork hurler Daniel Kearney believes Kieran Kingston’s charges are capable of bridging the gap to champions Limerick and that last month’s chastening All-Ireland final experience will stand to the team.

Kearney said the 16-point final hammering had not undone the progress achieved in reaching the decider and that Cork must learn from last month’s experience.

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