Glen Rovers channeling hurt and heartache as they bid to return to Cork hurling summit

After back-to-back county hurling final defeats, Glen Rovers begin their 2021 championship campaign against fellow city outfit Douglas Saturday
Glen Rovers channeling hurt and heartache as they bid to return to Cork hurling summit

Glen Rovers’ Patrick Horgan dejected after the 2019 Munster Championship defeat to Borris-Ileigh. Picture: INPHO/James Crombie

Hurt and hunger — the two ingredients Glen Rovers hope will take them back to the top of Cork hurling.

After back-to-back county hurling final defeats, Glen Rovers begin their 2021 championship campaign against fellow city outfit Douglas Saturday evening (Páirc Uí Chaoimh, 7.30pm), one they are determined to finish with a third consecutive final appearance and a first title win since 2016.

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