Dunne demanding final push from City

WHEN Cork City boss Tommy Dunne looks at tonight’s meeting with Limerick at Turner’s Cross (7.45pm), he sees not only an EA Sports Cup semi-final but also a contest which is part of a developing battle for southern bragging rights.

Dunne demanding final push from City

“We’re playing for a place in a final and Cork City want these nights back,” says Dunne. “We want it as players and we want it as a club. Over the last number of months I’ve got the impression that Limerick want to be the number one club in Munster. Which is fine. They want to be the big club that goes to the Premier Division from Munster.

“But, to be truthful, the biggest club in Munster is Cork City. That’s the simple fact.

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