Here's our lowdown on the best and worst of League 2016

Clare win over the Cats was the standout display...

Here's our lowdown on the best and worst of League 2016
Mon, 02 May, 2016 - 01:00

Best performance – Clare v Kilkenny

For a team known for high wide counts, there was little of it from Clare as they disposed of Kilkenny emphatically despite coughing up 2-19.

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