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06 Sept 2025
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FORMER Cork hurler and Cavavnaghs of Charleville employee Darren Ronan says "Cork aren't afraid of Limerick" ahead of this Sunday's much anticipated All-Ireland Senior Hurling semi-final in Croke Park between the two counties.
The car dealership which sits on the border of Cork and Limerick is home to a 50/50 split of fans from both camps but Ronan is quietly confident that Cork can get the job done against the drive for five side Limerick.
"We started off the year poorly but ever since the Waterford game the lads have come on leaps and bounds and we are quitely confident for Sunday, we have never been afraid of Limerick and that won't start this week either."
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