Cork 'keeper Ken O'Halloran showed Manuel Neuer how to play fly keeper with this 100-yard run yesterday

He got a Hailo back afterwards.

FOR US, THIS was the highlight of yesterday’s league action.

Cork made the long trip home with a win over Monaghan. But towards the 2-14 to 1-16 win in Castleblayney, it looked like Rebels goalkeeper Ken O’Halloran was heading down the road on his own.

This eye-catching sortie from goal in injury time will surely be the longest run by a ‘keeper this year.

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Afterwards, the Bishopstown clubman put his hand up for an outfield position on Brian Cuthbert’s in-form Leeside side.

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