Cork should be heading into this match with a fierce hunger for victory, particularly given that a significant number of their players are yet to experience the intensity of a Munster final.
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STAYING IN THE FIGHT: Cork’s Shane Barrett strains to get the block on Limerick's Tom Morrissey in their round robin clash at the Gaelic Grounds last month. Pic: James Crombie, Inpho.
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