Rebels fans have been decorating their houses, businesses, cars and work places with red and white flags and bunting ahead of Cork's first appearance in the All-Ireland Final in 8 years.
Speaking to RedFM News, Cork boss Kieran Kingston says it's a huge occasion for Cork supporters who have had to endure a lengthy wait for a final:
"People in Cork love their hurling and these lads love representing Cork. And this is a hurling county and we love our hurling. And it's just been so difficult for the supporters and for all of us in trying to get back to where we should be. Are we there? Absolutely not. Do we think we're going in the right direction? I think no question we are. We know we've a lot to do yet at all levels, but it's great to be in a position where we're competing for national trophies for the first time in a long time."
