Clare in relegation trouble after evergreen Munnelly leads Laois to narrow win

The some times invisible line between the summit and the basement of affairs in Division 2 was summed up at the end of this entertaining tussle of many twists before Laois finally turned for home with two precious points in their safe-keeping.

Clare in relegation trouble after evergreen Munnelly leads Laois to narrow win
Sun, 23 Feb, 2020 - 16:32
Joe O Muircheartaigh

Laois 1-12 Clare 1-11

The some times invisible line between the summit and the basement of affairs in Division 2 was summed up at the end of this entertaining tussle of many twists before Laois finally turned for home with two precious points in their safe-keeping.

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