Cork’s tendency to play a long-ball game, often influenced by windy conditions, may be less of a factor in the calmer environment of an All-Ireland final.
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Eight hurling championship observations: Did Cork and Limerick play better against the wind?
By LEN Editor
GONE WITH THE WIND: Cork’s Brian Hayes and Limerick's Dan Morrissey challenge for the ball. Pic: ©INPHO/James Crombie
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