Eoin Sheahan

So I don't know what happened.

I don't think so.

I think sometimes these things are hard to explain.

Like, again, when you go from league to championship, everything just feels a little bit more heated, a little bit more charged.

You go into Parkey Queeve, the crowd are on your back and maybe the blood is up.

They were two points down, I think, when...

he lashes out in that instance and I think they end up losing the game by two points.

So they actually managed to draw the rest of the game with 14 men which would suggest that they had enough in the tank to actually go and win that game.

So it was an incredible end game to the whole clash between them.

That sort of stoppage for the clash between the two players and then the penalty with Diarmuid Burns coming up and the Cork goalkeeper Pat Collins making a dog's dinner really of the penalty and the

kind of tumbling into the back of his net.

You kind of thought it would have been a famous Limerick win from then, but Cork deserve huge credit for actually pulling the win out of the fire after that.

Limerick are only one game down at this point.

I wouldn't worry too much about them, but their next fixture, it's another away game for them and they have to go to Clare next weekend.

If Cork versus Limerick hasn't delivered the best hurling over the last five, six, seven years, then Clare Limerick has in Munster.

There is, but unfortunately, we've been speaking about those great indications for the last two, three campaigns at this point.

So now the conversation has to move on.

And the reality is that this was the defining fixture for Ireland in this year's Six Nations.

But if they're not saying the same thing within the camp, then they're going in the wrong direction.

Yeah, I'm sure they are.