It’s been two decades since the Cork Senior Hurlers last lifted the Liam MacCarthy Cup — a drought that has weighed heavily on players and fans alike. But this Sunday, the Rebels are determined to put an end to the famine as they prepare for a high-stakes showdown with rivals Tipperary in the All-Ireland Final.
The last man to captain Cork to All-Ireland glory was the legendary Seán Óg Ó hAilpín, who led the Rebels to victory in 2005. A towering figure in Cork hurling history, Seán Óg remains a symbol of pride and resilience for the county.
Ahead of the big clash, All About Cork correspondent Paul Byrne met up with the All-Ireland great to get his take on the Rebels’ chances, the weight of history, and what it will take to bring Liam home once again.
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