Inagh-Kilnamona boss Eugene Cullinan feels the club has building towards a breakthrough moment at senior level in the last few years.
Victory over Eire Óg saw the club through to a first senior decider where Ballyea await in Sunday’s final.
A decision to join Inagh and Kilnamon as one club was taken in 2008, with a minor title in 2017 along with U21 crowns in 2016 and 2018 signalling the promise to come.
Cullinan says the work done at underage level over the last few years has gotten the club to where it is now
Meanwhile one of Ballyea’s key men says they know a huge battle awaits if they’re to claim their third senior title.
County star Paul Flanagan missed out on Ballyea’s 2018 final success through injury but has been ever present at the heart of their defence this year.
He says they know what they are going to face on Sunday
Throw in on Sunday in Cusack Park is at 2.30pm with live commentary on Clare FM in association with Donie o Keefe Champion meats Turnpike Ennis.
