The captain of Clare's minor hurlers says he's looking forward to leading his team-mates into battle in this week's Munster Championship semi-final clash with Tipperary.
The game was due to be held on Wednesday night, but has been deferred for 24 hours following the passing of Tipp great Jimmy Doyle.
Banner boss Kenny Morrissey has already named a starting fifteen that includes players from 11 clubs, among them Parteen's Nathan Fox.
Elsewhere, The Munster council have confirmed that this year’s Munster final will place in Thurles on July12th.
The Waterford and Tipperary county boards came to an agreement last night.
In football, Tomás Ó Flatharta has stepped down as Laois manager after two seasons in charge.
In a statement the former Westmeath and Galway boss says he looks back on the last few weekends with a huge sense of 'what might have been.'
