Mon, 09 Jul, 2012 - 01:00
Niall Cahalane
The overriding feeling after yesterday’s provincial showcase is that the open draw in Munster is a flawed system that sends its champions ill-prepared into All-Ireland quarter-finals.
Clare were brave and spirited? Of course they were, but they hardly merit or would want praise for that.
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CourtsPlace: ConnachtPlace: Croke ParkPlace: ParkPerson: Conor CounihanPerson: Gary HurneyPerson: Ger BrennanPerson: David TubridyPerson: CounihanPerson: Graham CantyPerson: Ciarán SheehanPerson: Patrick KellyPerson: Paul KerriganPerson: Colm O’NeillPerson: Nicholas MurphyPerson: Donncha O’ConnorPerson: Daniel GouldingPerson: Fintan GooldPerson: Barry O’DriscollPerson: Mark CollinsPerson: Pearse O’NeillEvent: All-IrelandEvent: MunsterOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: ClareOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: KerryOrganisation: Munster CouncilOrganisation: Kilkenny
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