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Cian Locke
West Clare may not be considered a hurling heartland but dig a little and there is a more fertile breeding ground of talented stick men than it first seems.
When St Joseph’s Doora-Barefield beat Rathnure from Wexford to win the 1999 All-Ireland club title, the Clare and Munster champions featured Joe Considine from Cooraclare at midfield.
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