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Seánie McGrath: Kanturk success could give Cork's outsiders belief to break through

If Tommy Walsh continues to develop and finish off the club season as strongly as he’s been going to date, you’ll have an interesting conversation come November about whether he'll be playing football or hurling for Cork in 2027
Kanturk face the Barrs in the Cork Premier SHC semi-finals hoping to reach their first top flight hurling decider. Pic: Jim Coughlan.

Kanturk face the Barrs in the Cork Premier SHC semi-finals hoping to reach their first top flight hurling decider. Pic: Jim Coughlan.

For the local club landscape, for the Cork dressing-room, for the general pundit, for entertainment, excitement and interest, a first-time finalist in Kanturk would be fantastic.

As someone who comes from a traditional club in Glen Rovers, I never won a county, but we were reared on a diet of getting to finals.

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