*Shane Meehan and Peter Duggan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill

A Munster Final with Limerick awaits the Clare senior hurlers and they will make the journey to Semple Stadium with an unbeaten record in this year’s championship (latest episode below).

It follows a facile twelve point win over Waterford on Sunday.

Páraic McMahon is joined by former Clare forwards, Fergal Hegarty and Ger ‘Sparrow’ O’Loughlin on the latest episode of The Water Break.

Items on the agenda:

  • How Clare have silenced their doubters
  • Areas where Brian Lohan’s men are dominating
  • The physicality project has Clare primed
  • Switches to consider for Banner bosses
  • David Fitzgerald stepping up to the plate
  • Woeful Waterford
  • Rory Hayes resembling which 1990s Clare hero
  • Where Clare can dismantle The Green Machine

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