Tue, 29 Oct, 2013 - 00:00
Tipperary came into the game looking to win their third straight title but they were no match for a Clare side who dominated from the first whistle.
Playing with the wind in the first half, Clare opened up a five-point lead inside the opening quarter of an hour, with Conal Ó hAiniféin and Keelan Sexton scoring two points each.
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CourtsGaaFootballPlace: Gaelic GroundsPerson: Conal Ó hÁiniféinPerson: Keelan SextonPerson: Michael DuffyPerson: DuffyPerson: SextonPerson: Eimhin CourtneyPerson: Darren NaglePerson: Stephen QuirkePerson: M DuffyPerson: K SextonPerson: C O’hAinifeinPerson: D NaglePerson: E HanrahanPerson: E CourtneyPerson: P WhitePerson: S QuirkePerson: L DuffyPerson: J BerginPerson: E O’KellyPerson: C DownesPerson: P LillisPerson: L TierneyPerson: J WoodsPerson: C O’DeaPerson: D WalshPerson: N McCarthyPerson: S MalonePerson: M ByrnePerson: E CallinanPerson: N MurrayPerson: J BradyPerson: R DennehyPerson: L RyanPerson: F LinnanePerson: S KellyPerson: W O’ConnorPerson: D OwensPerson: J KennedyPerson: R PetersPerson: E MoloneyPerson: S LonerganPerson: D McGrathPerson: M O’ConnorPerson: B NorrisPerson: B McCarthyPerson: C O’ShaughnesseyPerson: Seamus MulvihillPerson: KerryOrganisation: U17sOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: ClareOrganisation: Tipperary
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