A former All Ireland winner with Tipperary feels the Premier will have to bring a high level of workrate if they are to beat Clare in Sunday’s Munster hurling semi final.
The Premier had a mixed National League campaign, drawing against Limerick and Cork while recording wins over Westmeath and Waterford.
It is a first provincial meeting between the sides since 2011, with Clare coming into the game off the back of a battling win over Waterford last weekend.
Two time All Star Shane McGrath feels Tipperary will have to ready to battle if they are to come through on Sunday.
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