'This is about levelling up': Clare proposal to give unseeded Munster SFC counties home comfort

Banner chief Kieran Keating is looking to win a vote that will ensure home advantage for unseeded counties as part of a pushback against Munster's new league-based seeding system
Clare chairman Kieran Keating: “If you are going to give two counties an advantage by seeding them, then give some advantage to the other counties." Pic: Paul Phelan/Sportsfile

Clare chairman Kieran Keating: “If you are going to give two counties an advantage by seeding them, then give some advantage to the other counties." Pic: Paul Phelan/Sportsfile

Munster GAA will vote next month on a Clare proposal to give unseeded counties in the province's senior football championship permanent home advantage at the semi-final and final stage of the competition, for as long as the new League-based seeding format is in place.

In advance of the new format taking effect from next year, Clare have tabled a proposal that, if passed, would deny Cork and Kerry home advantage in their respective Munster semi-finals whenever they are the province’s two seeded teams.

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