Attacking football and goals are the order of the day in the new Cork championship

Cill Na Martra's Damien Ó hUrdail celebrates his first goal against Knocknagree during the Bon Secours Cork PIFC at Mourneabbey. Picture: Eddie O'Hare
In the streamed game from Senior A, Larry Tompkins found himself getting excited for the type and standard of football Skibb and St Michael’s were trying to play as much as what they were able to execute — Skibb had scored 4-22 and 0-17 and Michael’s had 3-16 and 2-15 from their opening group matches which was a good indicator of their intentions.

Nemo have added Ronan Dalton to an already overflowing attack and even though they only found their attacking rhythm in small bursts, you could see the difference in how easily they created scoring chances and scores compared to Douglas, who lacked that natural ability.
