Cork's strong bench will play a key role in All-Ireland Camogie final

Question marks surround the strength of Galway’s bench. No sub among the scorers on Saturday gone or last year’s final. No question marks surround Cork’s potential for further bench impact on the biggest day.
Cork's strong bench will play a key role in All-Ireland Camogie final

BENCH: Cork's bench has played a key role in their success to date. Pic: Ben McShane/Sportsfile

Their bench. An unrivalled bench. It’s always about the Cork bench.

A late injury to Clodagh Finn meant the named corner-forward played no part in Cork’s All-Ireland camogie semi-final. Promoted to the first team this year off the back of a crucial All-Ireland final cameo last August, Finn went into the Waterford game sitting second in their scorers chart with a 4-7 total.

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