The manager of the defending Clare Senior Football champions is warning his side that they face their biggest challenge to date this weekend.
St Josephs Miltown put their title on the line when they take on last years beaten semi finalists Clondegad in their last eight clash.
Their opponents will be led by county captain Gary Brennan while hurling captain Tony Kelly is also among those expected to feature for the Ballynacally based side.
Miltown boss Michael Neylon says it's a game to look forward to for all involved.
Throw in for that one on Sunday is at 12.30pm in Doonbeg.
Meanwhile Cratloe boss Colm Collins has dismissed any fears that his side could be affected by fatigue ahead of their clash with Ennistymon.
The south east Clare men are enjoying another successful dual run, reaching the last eight of both the senior hurling and football championships as they look to repeat their double win of 2014.
Cratloe haven't had a break in the championship since it's resumption in August, but Collins is hopeful they've managed the demand on their players.
That one will start in Cusack Park on Sunday at 2.30pm
