The manager of the Clare U21's has praised the leadership his side showed in booking their spot in a fourth Munster Hurling Final in a row.
A two point win over a strong Waterford side in Cusack Park means the Banner remain on course to defend their title in a fortnights time.
The Deise struck for the only goal of the game 10 minutes into the second half, but Clare recovered to take control once more.
Manager Donal Moloney says his side responded when it mattered most.
Meanwhile man of the match Bobby Duggan says their composure played a huge role in the win.
The Deise started strongly and led by 0-9 to 0-5 midway through the opening half, but Clare fought back strongly to cut the gap to one by the break.
The Clarecastle man accounted for 0-13 of his sides total, and said they were eager to make their own stamp on the game
Clare now await the winners of this evenings other semi final which sees Limerick welcome Tipperary to the Gaelic Grounds.
If it's a Clare v Limerick final, then Cusack Park will be the venue, but should it be Tipperary that provide the opposition, the game will be in Thurles
