Will O'Callaghan

And even with the various different injuries.

But Cork have got a good record in Championship over the last while against Limerick.

If we go all the way back to, say, after the run that Limerick had.

So Limerick were...

bossing this fixture from 2021 to 23, which included that very, very strong All-Ireland final win that you'll remember where Limerick scored the 3-32 at Croke Park against them.

But Limerick had won four championship games in a row.

Then Cork had turned them over in the Munster Championship in 24.

Do you remember that cracking late-night game in the late goal from Patrick Organ?

3-28 to 3-26.

And then Cork will of course go on to beat Limerick in an All-Ireland semi-final in the July to end Limerick's run of success.

Then Limerick would beat them in the regular section of the championship last year in 2025, which is a very strong win, the 3-26-1-16 game.

Cork would overturn them in the final draw from a Limerick perspective, a Cork win on penalties if you're from Cork.

And then earlier this year, we had Cork 222, Limerick 123, which was the second round of the Munster Championship.

Obviously, squeezed between those fixtures, Gael got to see the league final where Limerick, I thought, were very impressive against Cork as well.

So the reality is that, look, they've shared these results quite a bit over the last while, but Cork have a decent recent championship record, Gael, and I know you will often say Porky Queave is worth a few points in itself.

328, 326?

Usually you talk yourself into prediction before.

Usually you would go up.

They were great games.

But just not getting too far ahead of myself, Cork by three.