The little piece of magic in the Cork Championship happened in the blink of an eye as Patrick Horgan's Glen Rovers moved a step closer to Premier Senior Hurling after last year's relegation
Ingenious skills we haven’t seen before - or at least not very often.
Patrick Horgan was making his first start for ‘the Glen’ since Cork’s All-Ireland final defeat by Clare, which he played through with a hamstring problem sustained in the build up to the game. But it was a little gem from Doocey that had fans on social media talking as he tapped the sliotar with the butt end of his hurl, after it appeared to slip out of his hand. Hurling fans were divided on the piece of improvisation.
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