Maria Cooney insists Galway's record against Cork counts for little

UNITED: Amy O'Connor of Cork, left, and Maria Cooney of Galway wearing #UnitedForEquality t-shirts at an event organised by players at the Radisson Blu at Dublin Airport ahead of the upcoming All-Ireland semi-finals. Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

Maria Cooney insists that Galway's remarkable recent record against All-Ireland semi-final opponents Cork counts for nothing.

The rival counties will meet for the fourth time this season in Saturday's senior semi-final - with Galway looking to make it a clean sleep.