Clare & Limerick served up a heavyweight clash to justify its billing on Sunday in Cusack Park, the counties will rest the swords for now before doing battle again in the Munster Final at the beginning of June.

To look back on their memorable encounter, Páraic McMahon is joined by 2013 All-Ireland winner Darach Honan and former Puc Fada champion Andrew Fahey.

Some of the items on the agenda include:

  • An electric Cusack Park
  • Clare rattling the Green Machine
  • Gearoid Hegarty’s dismissal
  • Controversy over the Ian Galvin canvassing
  • To rest or go all out for Waterford next weekend
  • Insight gained from both sides ahead of the Munster final

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