Fixture details are expected to be announced later today for this year’s Munster hurling final.
Clare will take on champions Limerick for the second year running, after the Treaty men overcame Cork to book their final spot.
Tipperary’s loss to Waterford means they finish in third spot in the Munster round robin standings, and face Joe McDonagh Cup runners up Offaly in the All Ireland preliminary quarter-final.
It is expected the final will be played in Thurles on Sunday June 11th, with Munster GAA understood to be finalising details today.
