Crusheen-Tubber manager Pat Taffee feels it is real positive for players at the U21 age group that a window was found to run this years competition.
The North Clare neighbours are preparing for a third consecutive appearance in a decider at this grade, having contested finals at both the A and B levels in recent years.
This years competition was run off in a short window on a knockout basis, with the B crown on the line when they face Bodyke-O’Callaghan’s Mills on Sunday.
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Taffee says it is crucial for players development at this age to have as many games as possible.
Throw in on Sunday in Cusack Park is at 1pm
