Daniel O'Mahony's diving block saves Cork's season to knock Roscommon out of All-Ireland running
All-Ireland SFC Group 2 round 3: Cork 0-19 Roscommon 0-17
Daniel O'Mahony's diving block kept Cork's season alive as the Rebels held on to eliminate Roscommon for the second time in three years.
A draw would've been good enough for the Rossies to pip Cork for third place in Group 2. But their chances ended when the full-back got his hands to Diarmuid Murtagh's outside-the-arc attempt.
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