Kilmaley’s manager has been quick to highlight the potential danger awaiting his team in tomorrow’s senior hurling championship opener against Éire Óg.
The 2017 intermediate champions are been touted as the county’s form side following last week’s Clare Cup victory.
But even though they beat the Ennis team last year, it was the third consecutive quarter-final appearance by the consistent Éire Óg outfit.
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John Carmody says the contrasting build ups makes it difficult to call a winner.
Throw-in at Clarecastle tomorrow is 2.45pm and we’ll have regular updates here on Clare FM.
