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Cork 3-10 Dublin 1-10
There's been plenty to shout about for Cork fans in this first half.
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Cork 7-26 Dublin 2-21 (FT)
Brian Hayes (2), Alan Connolly (3) and Tim O'Mahony (2) score Cork's goals; Cian O'Sullivan (2) on target for Dublin
Tipperary face Kilkenny in Sunday's semi-final
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Cork 3-10 Dublin 1-10
Sean Currie with a Dublin free and Declan Dalton replies immediately.
Postpublished at 17:30 British Summer Time 5 July
Cork 3-9 Dublin 1-9
Conor Burke - operating at midfield - with his second point of the day. The Dubs have done well to stay in this and are starting to get a little bit of traction.
Postpublished at 17:29 British Summer Time 5 July
Cork 3-9 Dublin 1-8
Wides for both as Dublin make a second change with Conor McHugh making way for Darragh Power.
Postpublished at 17:25 British Summer Time 5 July
Cork 3-9 Dublin 1-8
Cian O'Sullivan with a score to keep the Dubs in touch.
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Cork 3-9 Dublin 1-7
Amidst the madness, Dublin have opted to make a change as David Lucey replaces the previously booked Andrew Dunphy.
Postpublished at 17:24 British Summer Time 5 July
Cork 3-9 Dublin 1-7
Dublin struggling with the Cork full-forward line and a free is conceded which is punished once again by Patrick Horgan.
Dubs hit the crossbarpublished at 17:23 British Summer Time 5 July
Cork 3-8 Dublin 1-7
Dublin inches from a second goal as the crossbar denies Fergal Whitely with a rasping shot. There is no let-up to this game.
Watch: Hayes nets brilliant opening goal for Rebelspublished at 17:20 British Summer Time 5 July
Cork 3-6 Dublin 1-6
Media caption, Watch: Brian Hayes finds the net for Cork
Goal - Cian O'Sullivan (Dublin)published at 17:20 British Summer Time 5 July
Cork 3-6 Dublin 1-6
What a response from Dublin as Cian O'Sullivan buries. His team needed that badly and they are back in it.
Goal - Alan Connolly (Cork)published at 17:17 British Summer Time 5 July
Cork 3-5 Dublin 0-5
Another Cork goal and another beauty as Tim O'Mahony makes the run and flicks inside where Connolly doubles overhead to finish. The Munster champions showing no mercy.
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Cork 2-5 Dublin 0-5
Dublin struggling to by-pass the Cork half-back line but they do get through and for a split second there is a sniff of goal, but have to content themselves with a point from a Sean Currie free.
Goal - Alan Connolly (Cork)published at 17:14 British Summer Time 5 July
Cork 2-5 Dublin 0-4
A great fetch from Brian Hayes leads to him turning provider as he pops out to Connolly who thumps low to the net.
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Cork 1-5 Dublin 0-4
Horgan with another free for the Rebels.
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Cork 1-4 Dublin 0-4
Dublin's Andrew Dunphy is shown yellow for a trail down which is far from ideal this early and Patrick Horgan adds further punishment from the free.
Goal - Brian Hayes (Cork)published at 17:10 British Summer Time 5 July
Cork 1-2 Dublin 0-4
A superb goal as a lovely flick from Declan Dalton puts Brian Hayes in to bury, but Dublin hit back with two quick points.
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Cork 0-2 Dublin 0-2
A Sean Currie free levels it. Dublin have made a confident start.
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Cork 0-2 Dublin 0-1
Brian Hayes edges Cork ahead for the first time with a tidy score.
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Cork 0-1 Dublin 0-1
Declan Dalton with a monster free to level. This game has opened at a ferocious pace.
Postpublished at 17:03 British Summer Time 5 July
Cork 0-0 Dublin 0-1
Dublin off the mark after 11 seconds through Cian O'Sullivan.
