Corcoran: I'm here for four months more at least

Cork hurling hero Brian Corcoran has rubbished rumours of his retirement in the wake of the Rebels' All-Ireland hurling final victory over Kilkenny yesterday.

Mon, 13 Sep, 2004 - 08:36

Cork hurling hero Brian Corcoran has rubbished rumours of his retirement in the wake of the Rebels' All-Ireland hurling final victory over Kilkenny yesterday.

The Erins Own veteran, who was outstanding yesterday, said he would not think about his future for at least four months.

Corcoran got Cork off the mark in the 31st minute with his side's opening score from play.

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