Tonight's Off The Ball Roadshow in Cork saw Tipperary hurling star Lar Corbett make a short trip behind 'enemy lines' as he joined two current Cork sports great at the Kingsley Hotel.

Cork goalkeeper Anthony Nash and camogie star Anna Geary were also on hand for a special panel. 

Nash gave his take on the penalty rule that was named after him. He admitted that he had no issue with the rule itself, although he had a single gripe.

"The only issue I really had was you practice something over the winter, you go into Championship season and you're taking them. And then all of a sudden you're not allowed take any more." 

Meanwhile, Lar said the potential of playing for Tipp next season was down to manager Eamon O'Shea.

"My main thing is to get the knee right and then sit down and talk to Eamon," said Corbett, who felt that Tipp should have won the first All Ireland final against Kilkenny this year and felt that they played into the Cats' hands in the replay.

Multiple All Ireland and All Star winner Geary felt recapturing the All Ireland trophy this year after a five year wait was all-important for the team.