No harm to have Cork at home!
Better to give a Cork a rattle than to limp past Leix or Antrim.
Hurling Qualifier draw June 21st
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Re: Hurling Qualifier draw June 21st
As countless Corkies parse the atlas in a bid to locate 'Offaly Town' where the locals play their home matches. 
Frank Murphy requests the match be moved to Portlaoise as it's on the Cork - Dublin train line.
Frank Murphy requests the match be moved to Portlaoise as it's on the Cork - Dublin train line.
Bord na Mona man wrote:No harm to have Cork at home!
Better to give a Cork a rattle than to limp past Leix or Antrim.
Pat Donegan. Signed out of respect for players and all involved with Offaly.
"Offaly's hurling is exact and abrasive: full of assurance on the ball, devoid of fumbling and slicing and sod-busting". Kevin Cashman RIP (September 1994).
"Offaly's hurling is exact and abrasive: full of assurance on the ball, devoid of fumbling and slicing and sod-busting". Kevin Cashman RIP (September 1994).
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Re: Hurling Qualifier draw June 21st
I'd say Frank is already on the case!Plain of the Herbs wrote:As countless Corkies parse the atlas in a bid to locate 'Offaly Town' where the locals play their home matches.
Frank Murphy requests the match be moved to Portlaoise as it's on the Cork - Dublin train line.
Expect him to claim that Cork will bring 20,000 fans and that Tullamore isn't big enough to accommodate the crowd.