FINGERS crossed we will all be celebrating Clare’s win on Sunday afternoon.

It’s a long enough trek back to the Banner county, so why not check out the launch of the Ragg Nite Club in Thurles after the match?

The Ragg Bar is run by Ennis native Rose Leahy Younge, so it would be rude not to!

Doors are open at 9.30, with epic floor fillers from band No Recession until midnight.

Then you can well and truly dance your GAA socks off with DJ Dan until late.

As if that wasn’t enough, there will also be plenty of drinks deals on the night.

The Ragg also offers extensive drinking and dining facilities with a varied menu to suit all tastes; perfect for fueling up before the big game.

Our mouths are already watering…

The Ragg Bar, Thurles

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