Dylan Walsh scores killer goal for Premier County in engrossing contest with Cork
Darragh McCarthy enjoyed an inspired first half to finish with 0-10 and substitute Dylan Walsh added the killer goal as 11 points from Darragh Fitzgibbon was not enough for the visitors.
After a minute’s silence for Cork jockey Michael O’Sullivan, his countymen opened with points from Shane Barrett, Jack O’Connor and Fitzgibbon. The Rebels tagged on the next pair to lead 1-5 to 1-2 including a Newtownshandrum combination finished off by Cormac O’Brien via O’Mahony’s pass. Mullins equalised as the sides began to exchange points before Cork reeled off three in succession approaching the break.
The visitors struck four in a row with substitutes Patrick Horgan and Diarmuid Healy quickly off the mark to level for an eighth time at 1-17 apiece.No sooner were they level than Tipp’s revival brought 1-3 without reply.
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