Event: Munster U21 hurling final

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Hurling Hands - Johnny Callinan: ‘Sean Stack broke my finger but I’m certain he didn’t mean it’

Clare hero Johnny Callinan wonders what has happened to all the broken fingers.

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LUNCHTIME BULLETIN: Cabinet defends minister over water crisis; Holidaymakers flee wildfires in France

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Clare adamant Cusack Park will be ready for Limerick clash

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Clare ready to give Cusack Park one last hurrah before revamp

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Mulqueen keeping fingers crossed on Banner’s double-jobbers

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Collins out to keep people talking as Clare eye Tipp scalp

Egan keen to brighten Rebel outlook

EVEN in the convivial confines of the foyer of the Grand Hotel in Limerick yesterday for the media day in advance of this evening’s Bord Gáis Energy Munster U21 hurling final, captains Kevin Downes (Limerick) and William Egan (Cork) were marking each other.

Wed, 03 Aug, 2011

Finding sense in puck-out fiasco

WE HAD another stumble at the Munster U21 Hurling Final last Wednesday night. Tipp and Clare, not for the first time, served up a thriller before a massive crowd of 12,000 people. Everything was totally sporting and the hurling was excellent.

Tue, 05 Aug, 2008

Umpire fury sparks web surge

OVER 2,000 visitors a day are going to TG4’s website to look at or download Wednesday night’s controversial Munster U21 hurling final between Clare and Tipperary.

Sat, 02 Aug, 2008