Kilkenny triumph over Clare in relegation play-off

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Kilkenny triumph over Clare in relegation play-off
Sun, 29 Mar, 2015 - 00:00
John Fogarty

An inspirational performance by Shane O'Donnell wasn't enough to prevent Kilkenny from sending Clare to Division 1B in an exciting relegation play-off.

O'Donnell, with Tony Kelly as his able accomplice, was outstanding particularly in the second half where he was involved in almost all of his side's scores.

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