If Kerry are the 'standout favourites', Jack O’Connor will be counting on a repeat of their quarter-final mentality.

The 22-year-old Bandon thrower will take on world champion Camryn Rogers of Canada on home turf at the Cork City Sports.

There is little or no football history between the two counties, with the obvious exception of the 1950 All-Ireland final.

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Summer is no longer just a carefree season of leisure, it’s becoming a period of real environmental danger, writes Sarah ...