Cork Crush Dublin with Seven-Goal Semi-Final Dominance at Croke Park

Cork's dominant 7-26 to 2-21 victory over Dublin in the All-Ireland hurling semi-final showcased their class and strong team performance, with Alan Connolly scoring a hat-trick and the team displaying sharpness, pace, and composure. Dublin's manager Niall Ó Ceallacháin acknowledged Cork as the team to beat, highlighting their quality goals and overall superiority. Cork supporters turned out in record numbers, with over 60,000 fans in red taking over Croke Park and the city, demonstrating unmatched loyalty and passion for their team. The Rebels, motivated by last year's heartbreak, have come back tougher and more determined, aiming to claim the Liam MacCarthy Cup and end a long wait for hurling’s biggest prize. Meanwhile, Tipperary’s Jason Forde, following his team's semi-final win, recognizes Cork as strong favorites heading into the Munster final, anticipating a serious challenge. The emotional and logistical support from Cork fans plays a significant role in fueling the team’s elite performance and sense of purpose.