Cork's Munster SFC goal is simple: Put silverware in the bank 

Having a crack at Munster means safely negotiating the visit of struggling Limerick this Sunday and then managing a first Munster championship win in Killarney since 1995. And that’s just to reach the decider.

KEY COG: Colm O'Callaghan of Cork in action against Jason Duffy and Paddy Burnes of Armagh. Pic: Brendan Moran, Sportsfile

Micheál Ó Cróinín doesn’t back away from Cork’s Munster ambitions. He’s not shy or reluctant in setting out what the county wants from the province.

To synopsise: Cork would “love to get down to Killarney” for a Munster semi-final joust with Kerry, they’d “love a crack at Munster”, and “love to get a crack at some silverware”.