Cork produced a dramatic second-half comeback to clinch an All-Ireland Football semi-final victory over a shell-shocked Dublin at Croke Park. Alan Brogan's goal gave Dublin a great start and the Dubs looked in control as they led 1-8 to 0-7 at half-time. Dublin were still four ahead after 53 minutes but Donncha O'Connor's penalty got Cork back into the contest. The Dubs edged three ahead again but Cork hit four late points as Dublin's Ross McConnell was sent off. Graham Cantry was passed fit to start for Cork but he and his fellow defenders were to get off to a torrid start as Dublin netted a second-minute goal. Bernard Brogan got in behind his marker Ray Carey to coolly slot past Alan...
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