Clare will face Limerick in the Munster hurling final on Sunday June 9th in FBD Semple Stadium.
Victory over Tipperary saw Brian Lohan’s side secure a third consecutive spot in the provincial decider, with that feat last being achieved 25 years ago.
Clare led by 8 points with 20 minutes to play but had to endure a nervy finish before eventually securing the victory.
Manager Brian Lohan says while there is plenty to be pleased with, there is also lots to work on ahead of their next outing.
Meanwhile Clare’s goalscorer says they will have to work hard to be ready for the challenge that lies ahead.
Cratloe’s Diarmuid Ryan admits everyone knew a tricky assignment was in store against a Tipperary team with only pride to play for
Diarmuid Ryan interview after Clare’s Munster Championship victory versus Tipperary in FBD Semple Stadium. pic.twitter.com/MCetGVuNNx
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