Cork and Dublin’s paths to this point diverge, offering contrasting experiences along the way. One journey might be considered more picturesque than the other.
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Jimmy Barry-Murphy: Cork well able to deal with favourites’ tag but Dublin provide dangerous opposition
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DANGEROUS OPPOSITION: Cork legend Jimmy Barry-Murphy has backed the Cork hurlers to negotiate their way past a stern Dublin test at Croke Park on Saturday evening. Pic: ©INPHO/James Crombie
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