Ballyea captain Stan Lineen feels the squad have been rewarded for their commitment as they go in search of more history in Sunday's Munster Club Hurling Final.
They'll look to add the O'Neill Cup to the Canon Hamilton when they face Glen Rovers in Thurles.
It's the first time they'll feature in the provincial decider, while the Cork champions are looking for their fourth ever crown.
Lineen says everyone is clear on what lies ahead.
Meanwhile former All Star Tony Griffin feels goals will be crucial in Sunday's game.
The Ballyea man says they have all aspects needed for further glory
The captain of the Glen Rovers side says they can't afford to allow Ballyea a foothold in the game.
Graham Callanan says if that happens, they will pay the price
Throw in on Sunday in Thurles is at 2pm, live commentary here on Clare FM in association with O'Sullivan Hansbury Motors Kilrush Road Ennis.
Ahead of Sunday's game, a special Sideline View outside broadcast will come live from The Local Inn, Drumquin tonight from 8pm.
