Cork's young wing forward Paddy Kelly says Limerick are coming into Sunday's Munster SFC final "under the radar". The Rebels were hugely impressive in their semi-final replay victory over Kerry, and Kelly feels they will have to be at the top of their game again if they are to maintain their winning ways against a Limerick team that almost tripped them up last year. "We're not taking anything for granted against Limerick - fingers crossed, we'll get through that," the Ballincollig clubman said. "We were very fortunate against Limerick last year, people shouldn't forget that. They're a very good football team - very physical - and we were very lucky last year. "We know that Limerick have some outstanding players, and though they didn't have the best of league campaigns, they had a good win over Tipperary when nobody expected them to come through. "You could say it's a similar situation on Sunday, they're coming in under the radar and we just have to worry about ourselves." Tweet

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