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Canty doubtful for semi-final
A hamstring injury could rule Cork captain Graham Canty out of the All-Ireland SFC semi-final against Dublin on August 22.
Canty pulled up with a hamstring injury as he fisted a point in the first half of Sunday's quarter-final win over Roscommon.
The Rebels went on to win the game comfortably, but the possible loss of their experienced centre-back could force them to pay a high price.
Cork have been installed as favourites to win the title following a weekend of shocks which saw Kerry and Tyrone crash out.
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