It’s a massive day in the Clare Senior Hurling Championship with three Quarter Final ties down for decision.
Cusack Park hosts a triple header of action with six teams all holding hopes of moving one step closer to this years showpiece event.
The first of those games gets underway at 2.45pm as Eire Óg go up against Clooney/Quin.
Clooney coach Fergie O’Loughlin says they’re looking forward to it.
At 4.15pm, neighbours Sixmilebridge and Cratloe do battle for the second time in three years at the quarter final stage.
The Bridge were last crowned champions in 2015 while Cratloe took home both the Canon Hamilton and Jack Daly 12 months previously.
Cratloe boss Alan Neville is hopeful the newer members of their squad can continue their development
The days action rounds off at 6pm with holders Ballyea and Newmarket squaring off for a second year in a row.
They met in the second round of the 2016 championship, when victory for Ballyea sparked a run that ended in Croke Park, while Newmarket eventually secured their senior status after a replay win over Kilmaley in the relegation final.
Ballyea boss Fergal Hegarty says they don’t feel any extra pressure as defending champions.
Clare FM will have full live online commentary on clare.fm and through our Twitter and Facebook pages along with on air updates from of all this weekends quarter final ties in association with O’Sullivan Hansbury Motors Kilrush Road Ennis.
You can listen on the player below to all this afternoons action from the Clare Senior Hurling Quarter Finals
There’s also quarter final action today in the Clare Intermediate Hurling Championship.
Dr Daly Park in Tulla hosts a double header, with the meeting of Broadford and Tubber underway at 1pm
Scariff and Smith O’Briens get underway at 2.30pm.