Lorcan Mcloughlin

Brian Murphy rejoins Cork hurling squad

Experienced defender’s return a boost for Cork boss Jimmy Barry-Murphy

Pauric Mahony reflects on turning points for Waterford

Cork’s Lorcán McLoughlin is optimistic the team is going in the right direction ahead of league final

Allianz League: Cork make three changes for visit of Clare

Galway to hold late fitness tests on Fergal Moore and Pádraig Mannion

New-look Kilkenny have that old familiar feel as Cork put to sword

Despite changes in personnel Brian Cody’s side put in a a display full of hunger and will

Anthony Nash disappointed penalty trial not extended

Cork’s new captain believes the real problem is with decisive 21-yard frees

Aidan Walsh opts out of dual role with Cork

Decision on football or hurling not made by player still ‘weighing up pros and cons’

Cork midfield can supply enough ammunition to edge Tipperary shoot-out

Expect the scores to flow in an open encounter but powerful engine room can tip the balance for Rebels

Cork end this Páirc life back on the top of the pack

Limerick lose crown as Rebels claim first provincial title in eight years

Cork forwards can make off with Limerick’s silverware

Champions will pose a serious threat but challengers to make most of home advantage

Cork have improved and can avenge All-Ireland defeat by Clare

The arrival of Aidan Walsh, Mark Ellis, Bill Cooper and Alan Cadogan has strengthened Jimmy Barry-Murphy’s hand

Cork leave nothing to chance in emphatic win over Waterford

Jimmy-Barry Murphy’ side set up semi-final meeting with Clare

Cork likely to avail of second opportunity to book a date with Clare

But Jimmy Barry-Murphy’s men will need to improve a lot to see off impressive Waterford

It will be close but Cork look like they have the ability to shift up another gear and win

Rebels can just about edge clash of the two best teams of 2013

Cork’s Lorcán McLoughlin pays tribute to club-mate Anthony Nash after semi-final win

Kanturk goalkeeper could be a contender for Hurler of the Year

Dublin gunned down by slicker Cork in All-Ireland hurling semi-final

O’Dwyer’s red card proves too much to bear in the face of accomplished Rebel offensive

Cork are that bit slicker in game of tight margins

As good and as exciting a game I’ve ever seen in this the best hurling championship of my lifetime

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