Wolfe Tones boss Ray Divinney says while it is a positive that their championship date is in their own hands this weekend, they know they will still have to produce the best performance of the year to seal a quarter-final spot.
The Shannon men take on Inagh-Kilnamona in the final round group game in the Clare senior hurling championship, and sit top of the standings after the first two rounds.
Crusheen and Smith O’Brien’s meet in the other group game, with all four teams still in contention to progress, and with a possibility that scoring difference will decide the final standings.
Throw in on Sunday is at 4pm in Cusack Park with commentary on Clare FM with Ennis Home Furniture, Quin Road Business Park Ennis.
Meanwhile there is a repeat of the 2018 final in store as Ballyea take on Cratloe.
The champions are sitting on 6 points with a perfect record from their opening three games, with the south east Clare men are also unbeaten after their first two games.
Throw in on Saturday evening in Cusack Park is at 6.30pm with commentary on Clare FM with Costelloe Estate Agent’s Ennis
