Cork Player Ratings: How hurlers fared on disastrous All-Ireland final day
Shane Barrett scores his goal against Tipp on Sunday. Picture: INPHO/Bryan Keane
Error led to the first goal which gave Tipp the lead. A dropping ball was flicked in for the Premier's third. Decent puck-outs overall but being outgoaled was a significant factor.
Man-marking Darragh McCarthy, who was sensational given he's U20. O'Leary snapped up a lot of possession and got upfield for his own point but had a few costly turnovers.
Tasked with John McGrath duty but gave a couple of frees away and was booked in the first half. That ended up costing Cork dearly when he was red-carded.
Stuck with Jason Forde tightly and tidy with his passing. One of the few Rebels to escape with his reputation unblemished.
Like O'Donoghue, did well on possession but Tipp's tactical acumen minimised his ability to dominate in the air.
As expected had a fascinating duel with Jake Morris, who clipped some fine scores and pulled Joyce of position to leave space inside.
Assist for Barrett's goal after a fine support run off Rob Downey's shoulder. Cork didn't make full use of his playmaking when Tipp set up with the sweeper.
Tipp's approach limited his chances of galloping into space. Kept at it but replaced.
Snapped over a pair of neat first-half points. Didn't really get to the tempo of the second half but then who did?
Point after 10 seconds settled him and he had three by the break. Work-rate and movement excellent. Not as involved in the second half before coming off.
As expected after a quiet semi, he was on fire from the off. Matched his 1-3 from play in the first half of the Munster final. Also got a second-half point. Couldn't be faulted, Cork's best player.
Converted a long-range free after earning the foul in the first half but just didn't get motoring at all.
Very slow start before he sniped a score and began to show his threat. Overall, he was shut down and ended up forcing goal chances that weren't on.
Quality first-half point but Ronan Maher curbed his aerial prowess, aside from giving up a couple of frees and hitting a penalty Cork missed anyway.
Curled over a trademark point from play but Michael Breen put the shackles on him.
One of the few Cork players able to secure possession. Hit a point and blasted a rasper off the crossbar.
Gave away one cheap free on his introduction but did fine on 50-50s sent long.
Tried to spark some life into the Rebels without much joy and had a penalty saved.
On late and cut into the Tipp defence a few times but with extra bodies back it didn't amount to much.
Late replacement for Tim O'Mahony.
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