Alan Cadogan looking to put 'disappointing' year behind him

In the 2022 championship, Alan Cadogan had a total of four possessions. From that scarcity he produced an almighty purse: three points in less than 20 minutes
Alan Cadogan looking to put 'disappointing' year behind him

CAMEO: Cork's Alan Cadogan in action during the All-Ireland quarter-final defeat to Galway. Pic: INPHO/Tom Maher

In the 2022 championship, Alan Cadogan had a total of four possessions. From that scarcity he produced an almighty purse: three points in less than 20 minutes.

It was not enough as Galway eked out a one-point victory in that quarter-final tie. His career has included impactful cameos in the past. The Douglas forward first burst onto the scene in 2014 with a man of the match showing in a win over Waterford. Five years later, he came off the bench and struck three scores as Cork defeated reigning champions Limerick in the Gaelic Grounds.

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