John Conlon happy with Clare progress after first win of campaign

Clare are viewing their upcoming clashes with Tipperary and Limerick as “knockout” affairs, says John Conlon.

Tue, 29 May, 2018 - 01:00

John Fogarty

The Banner are off the mark after beating Waterford but expect they will need results in both Thurles on Sunday week and Ennis the week after to remain in the competition.

“It’s knockout for us,” believes Conlon.

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