A former All Ireland winning Clare captain feels Ballyea's greater strength in depth could prove crucial in this weekends All Ireland Club Hurling Semi Final.
A former All Ireland winning Clare captain feels Ballyea's greater strength in depth could prove crucial in this weekends All Ireland Club Hurling Semi Final.
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The Clare and Munster champions take on Galway side St Thomas's in Thurles, for what will be their first appearance at this stage.
There are no major injury concerns for Ballyea ahead of the game, but some of the St Thomas's side are understood to have suffered knocks in recent weeks.
Clarecastle's Anthony Daly says that could swing it in Ballyea's favour.